Comparing the main memory organization schemes of contiguous$-$memory allocation, pure segmentation, and pure paging with respect to issues $($a$)$ external fragmentation, $($b$)$ ability to share code across processes, $($c$)$ internal fragmentation, and $($d$)$ A process stored in different locations in physical memory. please populates the following table with "Yes" or $"$No$"$ if the scheme suffers the problem or has the capability.

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