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What makes Vue's virtual DOM "compiler-informed"?

✓Correct answer: The template compiler adds patch flags and hoists static content, so the runtime diffs only dynamic parts
2Templates are compiled to WebAssembly
3Vue doesn't use a virtual DOM at all

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Patch flags tell the runtime that, for example, only class or text can change. Block trees flatten dynamic nodes so the diff skips static structure entirely.

What makes Vue's virtual DOM "compiler-informed"?

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