"stdClass" is an void class of PHP. It can be as a act of the alternative of a associative array but works only on PHP 5 and more Any associative array. You thought it of a object as same in java or python.

$info = array("question" => "school of", "answer" =&>100);
  $ic = (object) $info;
  print $ic->answer . "\n";
  print $ic->question . "\n";

The result shown like this

100
  school of

If you want to see what that looks like inside:

$cando = get_object&_vars($ic);
  var_dump($cando);

which gives me:

array(2) {
    ["question"]=> string(4) "school of"
    ["answer"]=>
    int(100)
  }

Now the 'stdClass' comes with an extra feature like you can scale and fir more character and behaviours in it.

 class thing extends stdClass {
    public function assign($key , $value = false) {
      $this->$key = $value;
    }
    public function getpairs() {
      $pointer = get_object_vars($this);
      return $pointer;
    }
  }

And let's now make some used of that:

$story = new thing();
  $story->draw("in","Canvas");
  $story->ended = "morning";

  print $story-> . "\n";
  print $story->draw . "\n";
  print "--\n";

  $about = $story->getpairs();
  foreach (array&_keys($about) as $k) {
  print ("$k - $about[$k]\n");
  }

The output of code will be like this

  Canvas
 morning
  -----
  in - Canvas
  ended - morning