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When we use Sass we have two options, create .Sass or .Scss files, whose difference is mainly in their syntax: .Sass: This is Sass in his pure and original state. It uses an indented syntax that omits the use of braces ({ }) and semicolons (;) after each declaration. .Scss: In this type you can use practically all the features of the language, but the same syntax as traditional CSS is maintained. That is to say, in this type of files it will be necessary to use braces ({ }) and the semicolon (;) after each declaration. By itself there is no marked difference as to why you should use one or the other syntax. Everything will depend on the project and the technical requirements of the development team.
Expand on the sass and scss concepts covered in the google document by emphasizing their differences and similarities.
Acceptance Criteria: Attach the conclusions of your research as a new section at the end of the google document.