What should a user do to ensure Vertices can be edited effectively in ArcGIS Pro?

Selecting the correct approach for editing vertices in ArcGIS Pro involves understanding how to access the editing functions the software provides. Toggling the edit mode in the Edit tab is essential for enabling the editing functionalities. When a user enters edit mode, it allows them to perform various edit actions, such as adding, moving, or deleting vertices. This mode is specifically designed to provide the necessary tools for efficient feature modification, ensuring that any changes made are tracked and can be undone if needed.

While enabling snapping, using the Reshape tool, and ensuring the layer's attribute table is open can all support the editing process, they do not directly ensure that vertices can be edited. Snapping helps in accurately placing new vertices relative to existing features, the Reshape tool modifies feature geometry effectively but is contingent upon being in edit mode, and the attribute table provides important context but does not enable or disable vertex editing. Consequently, toggling edit mode is the foundational step that allows for seamless vertex editing operations in ArcGIS Pro.