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v-show always compiles and renders everything - it simply adds the "display: none" style to the element. It has a higher initial load cost, but toggling is very cheap.
Incomparison, v-if is truely conditional: it is lazy, so if its initial condition is false, it won't even do anything. This can be good for initial load time. When the condition is true, v-if will then compile and render its content. Toggling a v-if block actually tearsdown everything inside it, e.g. Components inside v-if are acually destroyed and re-created when toggled, so toggling a huge v-if block can be more expensive than v-show.
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