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print("Store Room Stock Category")

print("")

print("")    

Stockmachinary1 = input("Enter the stock material name:")

Stockmachinary1price=int(input("Enter the stock material price:"))

Stockmachinary2=input("Enter the stock material name:")

Stockmachinary2price=int(input("Enter the stock material price:"))

Stockmachinary3=input("Enter the stock material name:")

Stockmachinary3price=int(input("Enter the stock material price:"))                             



  Totalstockprice=Stockmachinary1price+Stockmachinary1price+Stockmachinary3price

import pandas as pd 

stock = pd.DataFrame({"stock":[Stockmachinary1,Stockmachinary2,Stockmachinary3,"totalcoststock"],\
                          "price":[Stockmachinary1price,Stockmachinary2price,Stockmachinary1price,Totalstockprice]})

stock=stock[["stock","price"]]

stock

Totalstockprice
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    There's no question in there, just code. – Barmar Mar 06 '18 at 06:28
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If you talking about not write too many codes, I think you should use loops, and for-loop like below:

print("Store Room Stock Category")
print("")
print("")
StockmachinaryNames = []
StockmachinaryPrice = []
counts = int(input("Enter the stock material you want input:"))
for i in range(counts):
        Name = input("Enter the stock material name:")
        Price=int(input("Enter the stock material price:"))
        StockmachinaryNames.append(Name)
        StockmachinaryPrice.append(Price)
TotalstockPrice = sum(StockmachinaryPrice)
StockmachinaryNames.append("totalcoststock")
StockmachinaryPrice.append(TotalstockPrice)

import pandas as pd

stock = pd.DataFrame({"stock":StockmachinaryNames,\
                      "price":StockmachinaryPrice})
stock=stock[["stock","price"]]
print(stock)

print(TotalstockPrice)

But if you talking about bach data input, I think you may need csv or other file format for input. And pandas work well with it. there is the help page:

http://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/generated/pandas.read_csv.html

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