Yes, aarch64 indeed works for ARM. AArch64 is just another name for ARMv8, the architecture that most modern ARM-based processors use. ARMv64 or AArch64 implies a 64-bit architecture, which most modern devices use nowadays. If something is available for AArch64, that means it can be used on devices with ARMv8 (or new) processors.
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Yes, aarch64 indeed works for ARM. AArch64 is just another name for ARMv8, the architecture that most modern ARM-based processors use. ARMv64 or AArch64 implies a 64-bit architecture, which most modern devices use nowadays. If something is available for AArch64, that means it can be used on devices with ARMv8 (or new) processors.
Also non bot answer: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31851611/differences-between-arm64-and-aarch64#47274698
So what is your question? It works on newer ARM devices but not on older ones.
No you answered it, I was just providing more details. Thanks