Yes the title says it all i would like to learn c++ and i was wondering which website/book would be helpful.
P.S - I have extremely limited knowledge of this language only the basics.
Start with vb.net and learn some stuff. I started their now.
I don't see why people recommend learning VB first. Its not like c++ just rushes into everything. If you read Sam's Learn c++ in 21 days, , you'll notice its meant for total noobs. read it slowly and carefully. take more than 21 days if u want. Do LOTS of practice!!!! Don't look at code and expect you can understand the concept... Also, my first language is c++ and i felt very comfortable with c++ as my first language.
Read the C++ for Dummies books, the all in one desk reference. It's how I got started, along with some help from @Hell_Demon
Code::Blocks is a good C/C++ program.
Originally Posted by legocjman
Code::Blocks is a good C/C++ program.
I strongly advise not using code blocks. Visual C++ Studio 2008 is probably the most widespread used compiler because it has incredible functionality and speed.
i use the 2010 version, but atm i am reading c++ primer plus and c++ how to program. they are my dad's old books, i wish he could make hacks 4 me but he says that he'll get fired.