Why put in front of the file name “_” or “_” in scss/css?

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The _ (underscore) is a partial for scss. That means the stylesheet its going to be imported (@import) to a main stylesheet i.e. styles.scss. The advantage on using partials is that you can use many files to organize your code and everything will be compiled on a single file.

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