Are there any potential pitfalls when trying to call a static method in PHP using different syntaxes?

When calling a static method in PHP, it is important to use the correct syntax to avoid potential pitfalls. One common mistake is using the arrow operator (->) instead of the double colon (::) when calling a static method. To correctly call a static method in PHP, use the double colon syntax (::) along with the class name.

// Incorrect way to call a static method
// MyClass::staticMethod(); // Incorrect

// Correct way to call a static method
MyClass::staticMethod();