Your Python solution is very deeply coupled with this specific problem, more than half of the code consists of names taken directly from the problem description. I don't think it is equivalent with the K solution. You could add names in a similar manner to it and they would be more equivalent.
For me a nice thing about the Iverson languages is that idiomatic programs tend to be mathematically general and explain the problem in more general terms than a naive, immediate solution in a more popular scripting language.
For me a nice thing about the Iverson languages is that idiomatic programs tend to be mathematically general and explain the problem in more general terms than a naive, immediate solution in a more popular scripting language.