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A memory model processes a sequence of data segments and maintains a memory buffer with a fixed capacity of 3 segments. The update mechanism operates by adding the newest segment to the buffer while simultaneously removing the oldest one to maintain the fixed capacity. If the memory buffer currently contains [Segment A, Segment B, Segment C], with Segment A being the oldest, what will the buffer's contents be after a new 'Segment D' is processed?
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A memory model processes a sequence of data segments and maintains a memory buffer with a fixed capacity of 3 segments. The update mechanism operates by adding the newest segment to the buffer while simultaneously removing the oldest one to maintain the fixed capacity. If the memory buffer currently contains [Segment A, Segment B, Segment C], with Segment A being the oldest, what will the buffer's contents be after a new 'Segment D' is processed?
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