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Anastasia Lanz
Anastasia Lanz
9,399 Points
Posted by Anastasia Lanz
Anastasia Lanz
9,399 Points

Speeding up Workflow with Sass - Stage 2 and 3

For these stages, I can keep the same code and it will still pass. I wrote this for example and it passed for both Stage 2 and 3 which shouldn't be correct:

div {
 font-size:5px *2;
}

It should have been something like this but I am not 100% sure:

div {
 font-size:double(5px);
}

2 Answers

Jason Anello
PLUS
Jason Anello
Courses Plus Student 94,610 Points
Jason Anello
Jason Anello
Courses Plus Student 94,610 Points

Hi Anastasia,

I didn't track down the link to this challenge so I'm going off memory here.

Was task 1 asking you to create the double function?

And then I think in task 2 you were to use it to arrive at 10px rather than doing the multiplication.

I believe this challenge had multiple answers that would pass.

You could even pass task 3 with font-size: 10px; if I remember right.

I think what the challenge wanted you to get is not to over-complicate things. If you need something to be 10px then maybe just use 10px. No need to calculate it.

Anastasia Lanz
Anastasia Lanz
9,399 Points
Anastasia Lanz
Anastasia Lanz
9,399 Points

Yes, it was using the double function and then part 2 asked to refactor div { font-size:5px * 2; } using the double function. That makes sense as to why a few would pass. Thanks!