You can use the dropna() function in pandas to remove rows if they contain NaNs in all columns of the dataframe. Here is an example:
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Output:
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In this example, we create a Pandas DataFrame with NaN values in many of the rows. We then use dropna() function to remove all the rows with NaN values a using how='all' parameter to ensure that only rows with all NaN values are removed. We use inplace=True argument to modify the original DataFrame.
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