Given an integer n, the primorial of n, 
, is defined as product of all primes from 2 to the n-th prime. In other words, if 
is the n-th prime number: 
.
, is defined as product of all primes from 2 to the n-th prime. In other words, if is the n-th prime number: .For this problem, we want to calculate the hyperprimorial of n, which we will define as: 
.
. For example:
; and
(with 1,650,583 digits).From what we see above, calculating hyperprimorial will quickly involve extremely large integers, as such, please return only the last 6 digits of 
. Therefore, in the example above the final output should be: 
and 
.
. Therefore, in the example above the final output should be: and .-----------------------------
NOTE: OEIS's "hyperprimorial" sequence, #A076265, is not the same as what is defined in this problem.
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