How many php files should I be using?view story

This is probably just a matter of opinion but I'm using php now so I can update my site's layout in the future, should I use a new php file for each section of the elayout? For example, should I use two php files as in below for the logo and menu or should I just use one larger file? PHP Code: <?php require("logo.php"); ?> <?php require("menu.php"); ?> Insert Content Here <?php require("footer.php"); ?>

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