Here is a Python program. count = 0 number 0 myfile = open("text.txt", "r") for line in myfile: line line.rstrip() line line.split() if not count: number = len(line) count count + 1 if len(line) > number: continue number len(line) myfile.close() The split() function separates a line of text into a list of strings separated by spaces. You can assume the text file, text.txt, contains multiple lines of text. Each line of text is multiple English words separated by a single space. Which one of the following sentences is true about the program? The count variable contains the number of lines in the text file when the loop finishes running The number variable contains the minimum number of words on a line among all the lines in the text file The number variable contains the number of letters in the last line of the text file The number variable contains the number of letters in the first line of the text file