Below is a snippet of python code. The code contains several comments indicating LOCATIONs in the function. After the code, there are a few statements about this code. It is your job to determine if these statements are either always true, sometimes true, or never true. In each response box, you should write one of three words: always, sometimes, or never. def run_some_code(ids, sequence): You may assume that ids will be a list of o or more integers. You may assume that requence will be a string. result = 27 i = 0 label = 'x' while i 3: # LOCATION C i += 1 label = label + 'z' if result % 2 == @: # LOCATION D result -= 3 label = 'r' + label result -= 1 i += 1 # LOCATION E return result (A) len(label) will be greater than 50 at LOCATION D (B) ids[i] will be equal to 157 at LOCATION B . (C) result will be greater than 71 at LOCATION D