> Which of them actually ensure your program always works the same as when you first wrote it, without asterisks? There aren't such tools. Python not being a

> Which of them actually ensure your program always works the same as when you first wrote it, without asterisks? There aren't such tools. Python not being a standard and heavily reliant on the OS that runs it and on third-party components that are also not standard leaves you with no choice by to "be at the wheel" all the time. Virtually anything written in Python will go stale in a mater of few years. In other words, you need to constantly update and test as the environment changes just to stand still.