Where can I learn C++ on the net?

I would like to learn C++ but I have no knowledge of any other programming language, know of any good sites to teach me (for free)

Where can I learn C++ on the net?
I *really* recommend getting a book. It costs money, but you'll learn C++ properly. It's not quite possible with Google, because of the high amount of incompetent or incorrect C++/C code lying around.





http://accu.org/index.php/book_reviews?u...





I recommend either C++ Primer by Stanley Lippman or Accelerated C++ by Koenig.





Now if you're still bent upon trying to acquire C++ knowledge through the internet, I'll list a few resources worth using.





CProgramming: http://cprogramming.com/


They have correct code AND modern C++ code.


http://www.cplusplus.com/


Not 100% certain about quality, but I think they are fine.


CPP-Reference: http://cppreference.com/


You wouldn't believe the number of questions that arise from misusing library functions. Wonder what vector.begin() does? Look it up. It's not magic. Everything is documented and explained.


C++ FAQ: http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/


Spend some time here. Many times, our answers involving referrals to this site.
Reply:cprogrammers.com or programmersheaven.com
Reply:If you have the C++ environment (programming language) installed on your computer, you can go to http://www.pscode.com and download samples - everything from small functions and subroutines (functions return values, subroutines don't) to complete applications.