What are the consequences of modifying the origin property of a Bounds object?

In iOS, the Bounds object describes the size and position within its own coordinate system. The origin property of Bounds defines the starting point (usually the top-left corner) of the rectangle.

Modifying the origin of Bounds effectively changes the offset of the content relative to the parent view. This can lead to a shift in the displayed content within the view without changing its size.

It is important to understand that changing the origin affects the internal coordinate system, so if, for example, you change the origin, all child elements or drawings inside this bounds will be shifted relative to the parent view.

If you want to change the position of the view on the screen, you usually modify the frame or center, rather than the origin of bounds.