How can non-object and class-specific methods be effectively managed in PHP?

Non-object and class-specific methods in PHP can be effectively managed by using static methods within a class. Static methods can be called directly on the class without needing an instance of the class. This allows for organizing related functions within a class without the need for object instantiation. 

class Utils {
    public static function nonObjectMethod() {
        // implementation of non-object method
    }
}

// calling the static method without instantiating the class
Utils::nonObjectMethod();

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PHP non-object methods class-specific methods error handling functions

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