Resources online to learn C++

Question

Are there any quality resources online for me to learn C++?

Edit: I wanted to make a note that the extent of my C(++) knowledge now is
cout << 'minimal';

Answer 1

The C++ FAQ LITE is handy for most questions you might have on the language.

Answer 2

I would recommend Bruce Eckel's book too (used the first volume when I was learning C++\OO programming). Also I've occasionally found Stroustup's FAQ to be informative particularly from a new to C++ but not to programming perspective.

Answer 3

I come to this site pretty often for reference. I haven't gone through this tutorial in detail, but it doesn't require any previous experience in c++.
Good luck.

Answer 4

It's a free to download book. You can grab it from here.

Answer 5

Specifically for the STL (Standard Template Library, which is C++'s generic toolbox for many data structures and algorithms):

http://www.sgi.com/tech/stl/

It's a bit dense, but for some reason most C++ documentation seems to be dense.

Answer 6

The Object-Oriented Programming in C++ course from the University of Southern Queensland looks great. It's fully open.

Answer 7

http://www.comeaucomputing.com/tryitout/

Not to learn, but to try with real and one of the best C++ compilers. If you use C++, this is precious url, keep it safe.

--DBJ

PS: there are tons of C++ books in pdf format. But. You do need to understand what the master is saying to you when reading his book.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stroustrup