What are good online resources or tutorials to learn C++

Question

What are (good) online resources to learn C++? Preferably resources focused on programmers with experience in other (object-oriented) languages?

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Answer 1

Have you used the search feature? I quickly found this thread. Depending on what language you're coming from (you haven't specified), threads like this may also be relevant.

No matter your skill level, I always find learncpp.com/ to be a great resource to brush up on your skills. It is also more thorough than most of the other front-page results on google for "C++ Tutorial" and such.

Answer 2

http://www.cplusplus.com/ could be a good start.

Answer 3

Free online books, google around:

Thinking in C++, 2nd ed. Volume 1
Thinking in C++, Volume2

by Bruce Eckel

I have a local copy and I've used them quite a lot for references, first Volume explain basics (most of the stuff you need to know to write c++ application). Second part goes into templates, exceptions, io and nifty stuff like that.

Answer 4

I've found C++ FAQ Lite to be wonderful. You should read it through. Actually, you should start with this, a newbie section.

Answer 5

I think the best resource for a start are Four available WikiBooks:

1. C++ Programming
2. More C++ Idioms
3. Optimizing C++
4. Understanding C++
5. C++ Programming As A Set Of Problems

Answer 6

Good community that helps is:
http://www.cpplc.net/forum/