Which symbol is used to refer parent selector in sass?

Alekhya Veerendra
Alekhya Veerendra

Posted On: Feb 25, 2020

 

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  •  Alekhya Veerendra
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    In Sass, the ampersand (&) symbol is used to refer to the parent selector. The & symbol is used to create a nested selector that refers to the parent selector. When used within a nested block, the & symbol is replaced with the parent selector of the block.

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