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No.
To understand the Schengen rules, imagine doing the following. (It is not practical to do it for real, but it helps to understand how 90/180 works.)
The key thing is that you must shift the window one day at a time. You do not have to check it only on entry. (If you look at the maths, you don't have to repeat the actual counting for each day if you do some extra calculations, but those calculations are just for convenience. Counting 180 days back for every day is the principle.)
There are two principal exceptions to this. One is a National D visa from a Schengen nation, another are bilateral treaties between Schengen nations and other nations which predate Schengen and got "grandfathered" in. Those depend on your citizenship and destination.