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What are Scratch Extensions?
Per the Scratch Wiki:
You can think of them as special Scratch Blocks created by other Scratchers that expand the reach of Scratch.
Scratch Extensions are made by members of the Scratch Community and shared on the Scratchx.org website. If you are interested in making extensions, please read the Extension Developer Documentation.
Scratch Extensions make it possible to connect Scratch projects with external hardware (such as LEGO WeDo or PicoBoard) or sources of information on the web. They add a collection of command and reporter blocks that can be used to interact with a particular device or data source. When an extension is enabled, its blocks appear in the “More Blocks” palette.
You can think of them as special Scratch Blocks created by other Scratchers that expand the reach of Scratch.
Scratch Extensions are made by members of the Scratch Community and shared on the Scratchx.org website. If you are interested in making extensions, please read the Extension Developer Documentation.
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