Vue.js中方法和计算值的主要区别是什么?
在我看来，它们是一样的，是可以互换的。
当前回答
根据vueJs文档，一个简单的方法是:
相比之下，每当重新呈现发生时，方法调用将始终运行该函数。
而计算属性只有在其响应性依赖项发生更改时才会重新计算
其他回答
根据vueJs文档，一个简单的方法是:
相比之下，每当重新呈现发生时，方法调用将始终运行该函数。
而计算属性只有在其响应性依赖项发生更改时才会重新计算
以下是ve3文档所说的-查看一个例子:
对于最终结果，这两种方法确实完全相同。然而，不同之处在于计算属性是基于它们的响应性依赖项进行缓存的。计算属性只有在其响应性依赖项发生更改时才会重新计算。[…相比之下，方法调用将始终在重新呈现发生时运行该函数。
额外的链接
方法 计算属性
计算属性
计算属性也称为计算值。这意味着，它们可以随时更新和更改。此外，它还缓存数据，直到数据发生更改。在实例化Vue时，计算属性将转换为属性。
还有一件事我想分享，你不能在计算属性中传递任何参数，这就是为什么在调用任何计算机属性时不需要括号。
方法
方法与函数相同，以相同的方式工作。此外，除非调用方法，否则方法什么也不做。此外，像所有javascript函数一样，它接受参数，并且每次调用时都会重新计算。之后，它们就不能缓存值了
在方法中调用圆括号，你可以发送一个或多个参数。
下面是这个问题的详细分析。
何时使用方法
对DOM中发生的事件做出反应 在组件中发生事情时调用函数。 可以从计算属性或观察器调用方法。
何时使用计算属性
您需要从现有数据源组合新数据 在模板中使用的变量是由一个或多个数据属性构建的 您希望将复杂的、嵌套的属性名称简化为更易于阅读和使用的名称(但在原始属性更改时更新它) 您需要从模板引用一个值。在这种情况下，创建计算属性是最好的，因为它是缓存的。 您需要侦听多个数据属性的更改
@gleenk需要一个实际的例子来说明方法和计算属性之间的缓存和依赖关系的差异，我将展示一个简单的场景:
app.js
new Vue({
el: '#vue-app',
data: {
a: 0,
b: 0,
age: 20
},
methods: {
addToAmethod: function(){
console.log('addToAmethod');
return this.a + this.age;
},
addToBmethod: function(){
console.log('addToBmethod');
return this.b + this.age;
}
},
computed: {
addToAcomputed: function(){
console.log('addToAcomputed');
return this.a + this.age;
},
addToBcomputed: function(){
console.log('addToBcomputed');
return this.b + this.age;
}
}
});
Here we have 2 methods and 2 computed properties that perform the same task. The methods addToAmethod & addToBmethod and the computed properties addToAcomputed & addToBcomputed all add +20 (i.e. the age value) to either a or b. Regarding the methods, they are both called every time an action has been performed on any of the listed properties, even if the dependencies for one specific method have not changed. For the computed properties, the code is executed only when a dependency has changed; for example, one of the specific property values that refers to A or B will trigger addToAcomputed or addToBcomputed, respectively.
方法和计算描述看起来非常相似，但正如@Abdullah Khan已经指定的那样，它们不是一回事!现在让我们尝试添加一些html来一起执行所有内容，看看有什么不同。
方法案例演示
new Vue({ el: '#vue-app', data: { a: 0, b: 0, age: 20 }, methods: { addToAmethod: function(){ console.log('addToAmethod'); return this.a + this.age; }, addToBmethod: function(){ console.log('addToBmethod'); return this.b + this.age; } } }); <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <meta charset="utf-8"> <title>VueJS Methods - stackoverflow</title> <link href="style.css" rel="stylesheet" /> <script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/vue/2.5.11/vue.min.js"></script> </head> <body> <div id="vue-app"> <h1>Methods</h1> <button v-on:click="a++">Add to A</button> <button v-on:click="b++">Add to B</button> <p>Age + A = {{ addToAmethod() }}</p> <p>Age + B = {{ addToBmethod() }}</p> </div> </body> <script src="app.js"></script> </html>
解释结果
When I click on the button "Add to A", all the methods are called (see the console log screen result above), the addToBmethod() is also executed but I didn't press the "Add to B" button; the property value that refers to B has not changed. The same behaviour comes if we decide to click the button "Add to B", because again both the methods will be called independently of dependency changes. According to this scenario this is bad practice because we are executing the methods every time, even when dependencies have not changed. This is really resource consuming because there is not a cache for property values that have not changed.
Computed属性案例演示
new Vue({ el: '#vue-app', data: { a: 0, b: 0, age: 20 }, computed: { addToAcomputed: function(){ console.log('addToAcomputed'); return this.a + this.age; }, addToBcomputed: function(){ console.log('addToBcomputed'); return this.b + this.age; } } }); <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <meta charset="utf-8"> <title>VueJS Computed properties - stackoverflow</title> <link href="style.css" rel="stylesheet" /> <script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/vue/2.5.11/vue.min.js"></script> </head> <body> <div id="vue-app"> <h1>Computed Properties</h1> <button v-on:click="a++">Add to A</button> <button v-on:click="b++">Add to B</button> <p>Age + A = {{ addToAcomputed }}</p> <p>Age + B = {{ addToBcomputed }}</p> </div> </body> <script src="app.js"></script> </html>
解释结果
When I click on the button "Add to A", only the computed property addToAcomputed is called because, as we already said, the computed properties are executed only when a dependency has changed. And since I didn't press the button "Add to B" and the age property value for B has not changed, there is no reason to call and execute the computed property addToBcomputed. So, in a certain sense, the computed property is maintaining the "same unchanged" value for the B property like a kind of cache. And in this circumstance this is consider good practice.
