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CSS Sass Basics Getting Started with Sass Compiling Sass to CSS

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How do I install and use a compiler in my own terminal?

Workspace already has a compiler built into it. How do I install one in my computer's terminal?

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Mohamed El-Damarawy
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I think you mean IDE! If that's the case you can go for VS Code

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Nope. I wanted to know how to enable compiler on a command line, so that I could use the sass commands that Guil shows in the video. I figured it out though. I have to install Sass directly on my terminal to allow compiling of sass and scss files to css.