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My understanding is that a .NET application is platform independent, so pure .NET code should run either on a x86 or on a 64-bit machine. Unless your .NET code call some native code, then it is platform dependent. Is that true?
.NET applications can be compiled as targeting x86, x64, or “Both”. Typically, you’d target just one platform if you rely on a COM control that is not available for the other platform, etc.