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What are PSR standards and why are they important?

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Quick Answer PSR (PHP Standards Recommendations) are community standards for PHP interoperability. PSR-1 (basic coding standard), PSR-4 (autoloading), PSR-7 (HTTP message interface), PSR-11 (container interface), PSR-12 (coding style), PSR-15 (middleware), PSR-16 (simple cache). Following PSRs makes your code compatible with any PSR-compliant library or framework. Published by PHP-FIG.

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PSR standards define coding rules and interfaces for interoperability, including PSR-1, PSR-12, PSR-4, and PSR-7.
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