Answer Posted / Gyaneshwar Kumar
@objc is a Swift compiler directive used to make a Swift class, structure, protocol, or enumeration accessible from Objective-C. nnWith Swift 4.2 and later, this directive can be omitted if the type conforms to the Objective-C runtime's naming conventions for classes and structures.
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