@State Vs Binding 

Sakshi! Let's clarify what @Binding does and why it's different from a normal variable or @State in SwiftUI.

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🔁 What is @Binding?

@Binding is a way for a child view to read and write a value that is owned by its parent.

It's like saying:

“I don’t own this value, but I want to access and change it directly from my parent.”

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🧠 Difference Between @State and @Binding

Property Wrapper	Ownership	Can Modify State?	Use Case
@State	Owned by this view	✅ Yes	When this view controls the state
@Binding	Owned by parent	✅ Yes (through parent)	When this view uses or modifies state passed down from parent

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🧩 In Your Case:

✅ You used:

swift
struct imageProfile: View {
    @Binding var isSelected: Bool
    ...
}

This means imageProfile doesn't own isSelected, but gets it from Home like this:

swift
imageProfile(isSelected: $isImageChanged)

This lets the imageProfile:

• Show different images based on the parent’s state.

• Change that state if needed (e.g., on tap).

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🔁 Without @Binding, like this:

swift
struct imageProfile: View {
    var isSelected: Bool  // Not a binding
}

• It can read the value, but not update it.

• Useful for display-only views, not interactive ones.

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🧪 Example Summary

With @Binding:

swift
@Binding var isSelected: Bool  // shared from parent
isSelected.toggle()  // updates parent's value

With @State:

swift
@State private var isSelected: Bool = false  // independent local state

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Let me know if you want a visual example like toggling checkmarks, radio buttons, etc., with multiple bindings!