What is bytecode and binary code when you compare on with ARM 32bit vs 64Bit architecture?

Question

I was searching ARM technology over 32bit vs 64bit and figure out two types of code called binarycode and bytecode. After reading some documents I am confused about architecture of ARM 32bit vs 64bit . But bytecode is 32bit in anycase cause of JVM while binarycode can be 64bit but there is no example of use maybe just games.

Can you guys clear my confused mind about binary vs bytecode and 32bit vs64bit on ARM (mobile devices like phones tablets , iots etc.)

Answer 1

Binary code could describe any encoded data in binary: it stand for machine level data, not human readable...

Bytecode is a specific field of bynary code, used for encode programs in an intermediate level of understanding between machine and human: instead of storing binary code directly interpretable by a specific architecture (cpu), it refers to a set of instruction to be interpreted (live translated for specific cpu) and shared by many cpus (just require to write specific interpreters).

Answer 2

bytecode and binary is ok in my mind but i got confused when i came to ARM v7

seems ARM v7 is 32 bit but also i have read that even if i make 64bit my program will work as 32bit

i am trying to be sure or lets clear my mind about ARM v7 32bit 64 bit issue: )