How can PHP developers effectively troubleshoot and resolve syntax errors related to object context and static methods?

When troubleshooting syntax errors related to object context and static methods in PHP, developers should ensure that they are calling static methods using the double colon (::) syntax and not using the arrow (->) syntax which is used for object instances. Additionally, developers should make sure that static methods are declared with the static keyword.

class MyClass {
    public static function myStaticMethod() {
        // static method implementation
    }
}

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