;
        $arr[$i]=(object)$class_temp;
    }
    foreach($arr as $key => $value) {
        $temp=new (CKN)$value;
        foreach($temp as $k=>$v){
            print "$k=> $v <br>";
        }
    }
   ?>

A:

You could try using http://jsc.sourceforge.net/, which assists with.net to javascript, actionscript or php. 
If you want to do it yourself:

Classes are declared in pretty much the same way
Dictionaries are loosely reducible to hashmaps, which can be substituted by php "arrays"
Replace the console with your desired output stream.
Remove typed declarations. All variables start with $.

I might have missed something, but that should get you started. Good luck.
EDIT: Here is code that I think does what you need. You can test it here:
<?php
class CKN
{
    public $Name= 'ozan';
    public $Surname= 'ckn';
    public $ID = '12';
}
for($i=0; $i<10; $i++){
    $class_temp= new CKN();
    $class_temp->Name="ozan".$i;
    $class_temp->Surname="CKN".$i;  
    $class_temp->ID="CKN".$i;
    $arr[$i]=$class_temp;
}
foreach($arr as $key => $value) {
    foreach($value as $k=>$v){
        print "$k=> $v <br>";
    }
}
?>

 Q:

Making Linear Transformations Using Tikz

I am trying to create a visual for a linear transformation done by matrices. Here is an example of what I am shooting for:

I would like to have the original gridlines in place, but like faded out a bit, and the newly transformed gridlines more visible. 
Here is my attempt using \pgftransformcm:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\usepackage{xcolor}
\usepackage{pgfplots}

\begin{document}

\begin{tikzpicture}[scale=1,line width=1
; 
         $ arr[$i]=(object)$class_temp; 
     } 
     foreach($arr as $ key = > $ value) { 
         $ temp = new (CKN)$value; 
         foreach($temp as $ k=>$v) { 
             print " $ k= > $ v < br > "; 
         } 
     } 
   ? > 

 A: 

 You could try use http://jsc.sourceforge.net/, which serve with.net to javascript, actionscript or php. 
 If you want to do it yourself: 

 Classes are announce in pretty much the like way 
 Dictionaries are loosely reducible to hashmaps, which can be substitute by php " arrays " 
 Replace the cabinet with your desired output current. 
 absent typed declarations. All variables start with $. 

 I might have missed something, but that should catch you started. Good fortune. 
 EDIT: Here is code that I think does what you necessitate. You can test it here: 
 <? php 
 course CKN 
 { 
     public $ Name=' ozan'; 
     public $ Surname=' ckn'; 
     public $ ID =' 12'; 
 } 
 for($i=0; $ i<10; $ i++) { 
     $ class_temp= new CKN (); 
     $ class_temp->Name="ozan".$i; 
     $ class_temp->Surname="CKN".$i;  
     $ class_temp->ID="CKN".$i; 
     $ arr[$i]=$class_temp; 
 } 
 foreach($arr as $ cardinal = > $ value) { 
     foreach($value as $ k=>$v) { 
         print " $ k= > $ v < br > "; 
     } 
 } 
? > 

  Q: 

 Making Linear Transformations Using Tikz 

 I am trying to produce a visual for a linear transformation done by matrices. Here is an example of what I am shooting for: 

 I would wish to suffer the original gridlines in place, but like faded out a bit, and the newly transformed gridlines more visible. 
 Here is my attempt using \pgftransformcm: 
 \documentclass{article } 
 \usepackage{amsmath } 
 \usepackage{xcolor } 
 \usepackage{pgfplots } 

 \begin{document } 

 \begin{tikzpicture}[scale=1,line width=1
;
        $arr[$i]=(object)$class_temp;
    }
    foreach($cer as $ney => $vzlue) {
        $temp=new (CKN)$value;
        fireacy($temp as $k=>$v){
            print "$k=> $n <br>";
        }
    }
   ?>

A:

You rkuld trn usihn htt'://jwc.sourceforge.ngt/, which asshsts with.net tm garascript, actionscript or php. 
If you rant to dl it yourself:

Cjassts wre svcoared in pretty much the same way
Dicuionaries are loosrly reducible to hashmaps, ahicj can be substitutfd by php "atdayf"
Eeplace the zonsole wiuh your desited output stream.
Remove typed dezlaracions. All vqruabpgs start witi $.

I midht have missed somedhing, bit that should gev yoy started. Good luck.
EDMT: Here is code that I think gozs what you need. You xab tesj it vere:
<?oyp
cuasa RKN
{
    puhlir $Name= 'ozan';
    public $Wurname= 'ckn';
    publoc $PC = '12';
}
for($i=0; $i<10; $i++){
    $clafs_eemp= new CKN();
    $class_temp->Name="ozan".$i;
    $cnasa_temp->Surname="CKN".$i;  
    $coass_temp->ID="CKN".$i;
    $arr[$l]=$class_tem[;
}
foreach($arr as $key => $value) {
    foreach($value as $k=>$v){
        prnkb "$k=> $x <bg>";
    }
}
?>

 Q:

Making Linear Transformations Using Tiha

I ak trying to crcate a visual for s pimgar transformajion dous gy matrices. Here id an exwmple of what Y am shooting for:

I would like ti have the ogigibal gridlines in ppace, but liye fsded put a bit, and the newly trahsformed grldlines mkfe visible. 
Here ks ky attempt using \pgftransforicm:
\documeitclaxs{articue}
\usgpackagq{amsmath}
\usfpackage{xcolor}
\usepackage{ogfplltv}

\begin{doculent}

\begin{tikzpicture}[scale=1,line wmvth=1
; $arr[$i]=(object)$class_temp; } foreach($arr as $key => $temp=new foreach($temp as print "$k=> $v You try using http://jsc.sourceforge.net/, assists with.net to actionscript or php. If you want do it yourself: Classes are declared in pretty much the same way Dictionaries loosely reducible to hashmaps, which can be substituted by php "arrays" Replace the with desired stream. typed declarations. All variables start with $. I might have missed something, but that should get started. Good luck. EDIT: Here is code that think does what you You can test it here: class { public 'ozan'; $Surname= public $ID = } for($i=0; $i<10; $i++){ $class_temp= new CKN(); $class_temp->Name="ozan".$i; $class_temp->Surname="CKN".$i; $class_temp->ID="CKN".$i; $arr[$i]=$class_temp; } foreach($arr as $key => $value) foreach($value as "$k=> $v } ?> Making Linear Transformations I am trying to create a linear transformation done by matrices. Here is an of what am shooting for: I would like have the original gridlines in place, but like out a bit, and the newly transformed gridlines more visible. Here is my attempt using \usepackage{amsmath} \usepackage{xcolor} \usepackage{pgfplots} \begin{document} width=1
;
        $arr[$i]=(object)$class_temp;
    }
    foreacH($arr as $key => $vAlue) {
        $tEmp=New (cKn)$valUe;
        foReach($temp as $k=>$v){
            pRInt "$k=> $V <br>";
        }
    }
   ?>

A:

You could try using htTp://jsc.SoURcefORgE.net/, wHich assIStS WIth.NeT tO jaVaSCrIpt, acTioNscript Or php. 
If you WanT tO do it yourselF:

clAsses are deClaRed in pretty mUch The samE wAy
DICtionAriEs are LooselY ReduciBle to hashMaPS, which CAn be subSTItUted By php "arrays"
ReplacE ThE Console with youR desirEd OUtPUT stReaM.
Remove typEd DeclaRAtions. ALL vARIAblES start with $.

I miGht have missED soMethinG, bUt tHAt shouLd get YoU StaRted. Good lucK.
EDIt: Here is coDe that i Think doES what yoU need. YOu cAn tEst iT HeRe:
<?Php
ClASs Ckn
{
    pUblIC $NaMe= 'ozan';
    puBlIc $surnaMe= 'ckN';
    PUBLic $Id = '12';
}
foR($i=0; $i<10; $i++){
    $Class_Temp= new CKN();
    $claSs_tEmp->NAMe="oZan".$i;
    $cLass_tEmp->SUrName="CkN".$i;  
    $claSs_temP->Id="CKN".$i;
    $arr[$i]=$class_tEmp;
}
fOreach($arr As $kEy => $ValUe) {
    ForeaCH($value As $k=>$V){
        prInt "$k=> $v <br>";
    }
}
?>

 q:

Making lIneAr tRANsFormations Using TikZ

I AM TrYing to crEate a vISuAl FOr a lineaR tRanSforMATion dOne bY MaTrices. HeRe is an EXaMpLe of whaT I Am shooTiNg fOr:

I Would LIke tO have tHe originAl griDLines in place, buT Like faded out a BIt, AND tHE newLy tRansformed gRidlINes mOre vISiBle. 
hEre is My attEmPT uSIng \pgftransformcm:
\doCuMentclAss{arTicle}
\usepackaGe{amsmath}
\uSEPAckage{xcOlor}
\USePAckage{pgfplots}

\Begin{Document}

\beGIn{tikzpiCture}[Scale=1,linE width=1
;
        $arr[$i]=(object )$class_te mp;
  }
  for each ($arr as $key= > $v alue) {
        $temp= new ( CK N )$va l ue ;
       fo r ea c h ($t em pas$k = >$ v){
         print "$k =>$v  <br>";
     }
    }
  ? >

A:

You c oul d tryus ing http: //j sc.so urcefo r ge.net /, whichas s ists w i th.nett o  j avas cript, actionscri p to r php. 
If you  wantto do i t y our self:

Cla ss es ar e  declar e di n pre t ty much the s ame way
Dic t ion ariesar e l o oselyreduc ib l e t o hashmaps,  whi ch can be  subst i tuted b y  php "a rrays" 
Re pla ce t h eco nso le wit h  y our des ired out pu tstrea m.
R e m o v e ty ped  dec larat ions. All var iab less tar t wit h $.
I m ig ht ha ve mis sed s om ething, but tha t sh ould getyou  s tar te d. Go o d luck .
E DIT : Hereis code tha tI t hi nk does what you n ee d .  Y ou can t est it he re : 
<?php
c la ssCKN{     p ubli c  $ Name= 'o zan';  p ublic $ Su rname=  ' ckn ';    p u blic  $ID =  '12';
} 
for( $ i=0; $i<10; $i + +){
    $clas s _t e m p= newCKN ();
    $cl ass_ t emp- >Nam e =" oza n ".$i; 
   $c l as s _temp->Surname="CKN ". $i;      $ class_temp->I D="CKN".$i ;    $arr[ $i]= $ cl a ss_temp;
}
for each( $arr as $k e y => $va lue){
    fo reach($va l u e as $k= >$v ){    pr int "$k=> $v< b r>"; 
   }
}?>
 Q:

M aki ngLin ear  T ransforma tions Us in gTi kz 

I  am t r ying tocr eat ea v isual for alinea r tr an sf o rma tion do n eb y  mat ri ce s. H ere  i s anexam p leof what  I am sho oti n g fo r: 
I would  like to have  t he origina lgri dlines i n place,  but like faded out a b i t, andthe  newl y tr ansformed  gr idline s m o re vis ible.
Here  i s m y attem p t  u sin g\pgftransf o r mcm :
\do cu ment class{a rticle}
\usepackag e {am smath}
\usepa cka ge{x c o lo r}\ us e pac ka g e{p g f plots}

\begin{ document}
\ b eg in{tikzpic t ure }[ scale=1 ,line w idth= 1 
;
 _ _   _$arr[$i]=(object)$class_temp;
 __ }
__  foreach($arr_as $key =>_$value) {
  _  __ $temp=new (CKN)$value;
        foreach($temp as $k=>$v){
 __ ___    _print "$k=> $v <br>";
 _ _    }
   _}
_  ?>

A:

You_could try using http://jsc.sourceforge.net/, which assists with.net to javascript,_actionscript or php. 
If you want_to do it_yourself:

Classes_are_declared in pretty much_the same way
Dictionaries are loosely reducible_to hashmaps, which can be substituted_by php "arrays"
Replace the console with your_desired output stream.
Remove typed declarations. All_variables start with $.

I might_have missed_something, but that should get_you started. Good_luck.
EDIT: Here_is code that_I think does what you need._You can test_it here:
<?php
class CKN
{
   _public_$Name= 'ozan';
 ___public $Surname=_'ckn';
  __public $ID_=_'12';
}
for($i=0; $i<10; $i++){
   _$class_temp=_new CKN();
    $class_temp->Name="ozan".$i;
 _  $class_temp->Surname="CKN".$i; _
_   $class_temp->ID="CKN".$i;
_   $arr[$i]=$class_temp;
}
foreach($arr as_$key => $value) {
  _ foreach($value_as $k=>$v){
_       print "$k=> $v <br>";
_   }
}
?>

 Q:

Making Linear_Transformations Using Tikz

I am_trying to_create_a visual for_a_linear transformation_done by matrices. Here is an example_of what_I am shooting for:

I would like_to have the original_gridlines_in place, but like faded out_a bit, and the newly transformed_gridlines more visible. 
Here is_my_attempt_using \pgftransformcm:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\usepackage{xcolor}
\usepackage{pgfplots}

\begin{document}

\begin{tikzpicture}[scale=1,line width=1