A **vector** is based on **math**; the computer will always be calculating what to show at a specific zoom level, as the “data” is not based on pixels. That step of pixilation only comes later. You zoom in, it recalculates and updates the display.
A **raster** image is entirely **pixel-data**. It’s detail is limited to the level the pixel data is stored at, so when you zoom in, there’s nothing else to do but fill gaps with data from the neighboring locations.
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