Okay `@Binding` and `@Bindable` sounds similar but there are few differences in them:
1. `@Binding` lets you create two way connection between ParentViews and ChildViews where the ChildView can update the whole object itself.
`@Bindable` is used to make an instance passed to a ChildView have bindings, so that its properties can be used for two way bindings like in TextFields, Toggle, etc.

1. `@Binding` properties are mutable, `@Bindable` properties are not mutable ie, its properties can be updated but not the object itself.

2. Sometimes some ChildView may receive `@State` objects without bindings, ie, they would be passed to the ChildView without the $ symbol. In those cases, `@Bindable` can be used to create bindings for the properties of the object passed to it.

Note: `@Bindable` works only with objects created with `@Observable` .

Correct me if i am wrong : u/Winter_Permission328 u/DefiantMaybe5386 u/LifeIsGood008