Describe the difference between v-if and v-show in the context of components.

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v-if adds/removes elements from the DOM based on the condition—better for infrequent toggles or heavy subtrees. v-show always renders the element and toggles display via CSS—better for frequent show/hide. For expensive child components, prefer v-if to avoid unnecessary mounting costs.

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<CompA v-if="visible" />
<CompB v-show="visible" />

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