WPF - Use Visibility.Collapsed vs Visiblity.Hidden to complete remove an element from the layout

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The UIElement.Visibility enumeration provides the Visible, Collapsed and Hidden enumeration values.

The Hidden value hides the element but continues to have it in the UI layout. Instead consider using Collapsed. This removes the element from the Layout.

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