Like most languages or tools in the web development industry, Sass requires knowing a few other things first. When I say HTML5 I do of course mean CSS3 as well. JavaScript is also often grouped in with the HTML5 family; however, for what we'll be covering, you'll only need to be proficient with HTML5 and CSS3.
The following markup and elements should all be familiar:
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