Binary file that has malicious code in it can create viruses. It depends on the programming on how it will be executed. Security of Operating System is considered on how handling such files.
All files on a computer are binary. So yes, because viruses are binary files. But, so is everything else.
It would depend what the binary files are and what you wanted to do with them.
different files
They prevent the files from viruses especially in files or documents the anti-viruses combat computer crime by attacking the viruses which they want to steal the files or money from banks
By backing up computer files regularly, you have protection against viruses that cause file corruption. When files get corrupted data is lost. Having a back of your files, you can restore everything to what is was before the virus attacked the computer.
Absolutely- they can corrupt system files and cause an error screen. Some even generate fake blue screens.
viruses can corrupt files on your computer.
Binary
It all depends on which virus your computer gets. There are file deleting viruses and viruses which cause other problems.
Text files are human-readable, binary files aren't. Note: There are some characters that are not common in text files, like 00H-08H,0BH,0E-1FH,7FH.
Music files cannot give viruses.
Binary files are compiled programs. Libraries are external resources that one or more programs can call upon to aid them in a task.
ASCII and BINARY are the basic classifications of files