Starting C++

I agree with that, I like that tutorial very much.

Clarifies what everything is and what its purpose is

I third that. Good luck with C++, if you ever need some help don't be afraid to ask.

Half ass it, c&p your ass off for 3-4 weeks, go get a series of books(white book type of shit), studying will be ez pz, now you're ready for an entry level programming position.

While doing datacenter management, you could earn 200k+ ez pz.

copying and pasting won't get you anywhere...

Lol. I think it was a joke. Anyway I think some links and such are in the stickies, though personally I found a book better =/

c++ for dummies

Ahhh, with that attitude you'll be making the next p7.

*Because you'll have such a difficult time executing advanced techniques when you think you're all pro shit, you'll end up c&p'g later on because you were too brainwashed to do it when you were meant to.(newb stage.)

*C&P'g is actually useful, of course I don't mean actual C&P, but copy, paste, study.

isnt a p7 a gun o.o

Don't necessarily agree with that. You can learn techniques without claiming them as your own or leeching others code, I think we have a different definition of C&Ptin. Not to mention its essential to understand the basics well.

True, I just think c&p'g has it's place, for 90% of people it won't.(as in, that's the 90% that we refer to as your avg. cpfag)

For people who can't quite string off and have original concepts, they can learn a lot from studying actual code, rather than working off an idea they aren't experienced enough to execute.(Not to say that difficult projects call for an immediate c&p job.)

Wear dem sexy shades when you're C++in. It'll increase your code writing powers by -10%.