Which command could you use to control the display or a specific feature based on the value of an expression?

The command that allows you to control the display of a specific feature based on the value of an expression is "Suppress by Expression." This command enables users to conditionally suppress or hide features within a model based on logical expressions or numerical values. It is particularly useful for creating parametric designs where specific features can be automatically turned on or off as design parameters change, enhancing the flexibility and adaptability of the model.

Utilizing "Suppress by Expression" allows for more sophisticated modeling techniques, enabling you to control the visibility of features without manually adjusting them each time a parameter changes. This is especially useful in complex assemblies or designs where managing visibility based on parameters can streamline the design process and keep the model organized.

The other options, while related to feature visibility, do not provide the same level of control based on expressions. "Hide Feature" simply hides a feature but does not link its visibility to an expression. "Display Mode" refers to changing how a feature is visualized but isn't specifically about controlling visibility through expressions. "Feature Control" is a more general term that does not imply functionality specific to conditional display.