How to Learn C++

[MainStageNews]

Ive done basic blitz programming in high school but next year im going to start my degree in Netork Management. So I would like to gain more knowledge in C++ so is there a descent place to start learning? Thanks

[Oisin Maguire]

youtube with the likes of http://www.youtube.com/user/thenewboston?feature=edu

or nearly any book on c++ theres alot of good books pick one and start and do all the problems with some random side project for yourself. its the easiest way to learn

[SoftwarePro]

youtube with the likes of http://www.youtube.com/user/thenewboston?feature=edu

or nearly any book on c++ theres alot of good books pick one and start and do all the problems with some random side project for yourself. its the easiest way to learn

bukcy is AMAZING!!!!! Also check out w3school.com and codeadademy.com or http://www.coursera.org

[cadel546]

i would recommend books books all the way

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/388242/the-definitive-c-book-guide-and-list

 

there you have a list of them from beginner to advance 

[MainStageNews]

Alright thanks guys so many suggestions I won't have a problem finding one that really clicks with me. :P

[Darkfeign]

Maybe start with a language that has great networking support in libraries, such as Python.

For a good programming book for someone new to similar languages like C++, maybe Stroutrup's 'Programming Principles and Practices using C++' and start from there. 

[mtsprite]

Maybe start with a language that has great networking support in libraries, such as Python.

For a good programming book for someone new to similar languages like C++, maybe Stroutrup's 'Programming Principles and Practices using C++' and start from there. 

Stroustrup's 'Programming Principles and Practices using C++' is a good book but its more aimed at beginners at programming in general (at least when i looked at it it did), if you want a good in depth book about C++ i would go with his 'The C++ Programming Language'. I personally found this book to be a really good start to c++ but its also a good book for overall programmers, plus it was just recently updated. 

[dylandylandylan]

i would recommend books books all the way

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/388242/the-definitive-c-book-guide-and-list

 

there you have a list of them from beginner to advance 

 

wow, thanks for that comprehensive list, I've saved that to my bookmarks for future reference!