In the jade file, if a portion of the content has to be moved to another jade file, what are the two syntaxes supported?
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In the jade file, if a portion of the content has to be moved to another jade file, the two syntaxes supported are tabs and brackets.
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Jade is a type of software development product that is used for elegant template. Jade files give its users a powerful way to create a markup, with various advantages over HTML.
Syntaxes are the number of rules that are used to develop well-structured sentences in a jade file.
As per the question, if a part of the content of a jade file has to be shifted to another file, the two syntaxes that are supported are as follows:
1. The indenting has to be used with tabs or spaces as it cannot be mixed.
2. The HTML tags must be written without the use of "<,>" and the attributes have to be placed between () these brackets.
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