The major difference between a machine instruction and a micro$-$operation is that the machine instruction is the smallest action that the programmer can request $($e$.$g add, move$)$ and the duration of the instruction execution will depend on the processor and the instruction whereas a micro$-$operation is a minimal Control Unit operation $($turn on$/$off a control signal$),$ performed during a single clock pulse. Is this True or False?

Question $20$Select one:

True

False