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PHPAssists/Class is a class aimed at simplifying the management of essential libraries required for multifunctional projects in PHP. It offers a unified and organized channel to load, manage, and access various basic libraries and functionalities needed in projects of diverse nature.

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Now that the package has been installed, you can begin using the functionalities provided by juanma386/php-assists-class in your PHP project. Refer to the package's documentation or resources to understand how to utilize its features within your code.

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