Final answer:
The program prompts for three integer inputs and calculates the product of these integers. It then squares the product and prints the result. The task involves simple multiplication and exponentiation operations.
Step-by-step explanation:
To write a program that prints the square of the product of three integers, you must first prompt the user for three integer inputs. After obtaining these inputs, you will calculate the product by multiplying the integers together. Once you have the product, you will square it by multiplying it by itself or using an exponentiation operation. Here is an example of how you might write this program in Python:
def square_of_product():
# Prompt for three integer values
a = int(input('Enter first integer: '))
b = int(input('Enter second integer: '))
c = int(input('Enter third integer: '))
# Calculate the product
product = a * b * c
# Square the product
square = product ** 2
# Print the squared product
print('The square of the product is:', square)
# Call the function to execute the program
square_of_product()
This program demonstrates the simple arithmetic operations of multiplication and exponentiation that you would need to square the digit term and multiply the exponent by 2 when squaring an exponential term, though the latter concepts are not directly required for this task.