Which of the following is incorrect regarding Decidability?

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The halting problem asks whether the execution of a particular Turing machine with a particular initial tape will ever halt.

Although program behavior in general is too powerful to be accurately predicted, it is still possible, in principle, to produce bug$-$free software with the help of software testing.

The halting problem implicates that it might be mechanically checkable for individual programs, but not in general.

It is fundamentally impossible to solve the halting problem, i$.$e$.,$ halting problem is undecidable.