DOC: Add example for read_csv with nullable dtype #49995
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mroeschke added Docs IO CSV 
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phofl reviewed Dec 1, 2022
| os.remove("foo.csv") | ||
| .. ipython:: python |
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Could you maybe add a small comment before the python block like:
Setting use_nullable_dtypes=True will result in nullable dtypes for every column.
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mroeschke approved these changes Dec 1, 2022
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Nice work. Looks good to me given the CI checks pass
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