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Shields are attachments that "snap" onto the Arduino board adding functionality. They are usually the same shape as an Uno/Leonardo/Duemilanove. Some examples are: the Ethernet (includes SD port) shield, motor shields, and sensor shields.
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My shield does not have further female headers? How do I stack more shields?
What can I do to stack up more shields?
For being more specific I ordered my shield from here:
https://www.amazon.in/Simple-Labs-SLAEX039-Shield-Arduino/dp/B00K2Z3GAE/ref=sr_1_1? …
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