Shape Building and Boolean Operations Mastery Hub: The Indus

In the context of "The Complete Vector Shape Construction Course 2026," when performing a "Subtract" boolean operation between a complex, multi-layered vector shape and a simpler, singular shape, what is the primary determining factor for which parts of the complex shape are removed?

The "The Complete Vector Shape Construction Course 2026" emphasizes efficient vector construction. Considering a scenario where you need to create a detailed stencil with many internal cutouts, which vector construction technique, beyond basic boolean operations, is most likely to be advocated for maintaining editability and reducing complexity?

According to "The Complete Vector Shape Construction Course 2026," when dealing with overlapping vector shapes that have different stroke styles (e.g., dashed vs. solid), how does a "Union" operation typically handle these stroke differences to form a single, unified shape?