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given a positive integer N, check if N is a special circular prime number. a circular/cyclic number for a given number is generating by left/right rotating digits. the special circular prime number for our purpose is defined as sum of all digits of the prime number is also a prime number. for example, 199 is special circular prime as 991 and 919 are also prime number and sum of digits is 1+9+9=19 is also a prime number. the number 1193 is circular prime but not the special circular prime since sum of digits is 1+9+9+3=14 is not a prime number 


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just found a coding to verify if the given number is a prime number or not
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