What is an advantage of using a Hole feature instead of an Extrude?

Using a Hole feature offers several design advantages, one of which is the ease with which it can be edited to change its form. This capability allows users to quickly adjust parameters such as diameter, depth, and type of hole (e.g., counterbore, countersink) without needing to recreate or redefine the entire feature from scratch. This flexibility is particularly beneficial in iterative design processes where changes may be frequent, as it streamlines workflow and reduces the potential for errors associated with recreating features.

In contrast, other choices present limitations or misunderstandings about the functionality of Hole features. For instance, holes can be dimensioned and typically offer multiple instances at once, which would not be accurate claims in regard to their flexibility in design.