I don't want to take traditional or non-traditional classes and have a small grasp on programming (I have programmed in VB, QB, and a bit of Java), but I really need training from the start. Where should I go? What do I need to download? What are (free) tools that will help me learn?
Without taking classes, what's the best way to learn C++?
Don't worry so much about things being free. I'd suggest going to eBay or Half.com and looking for Wrox Press C++ books. I've always been a fan of Wrox programming books and I've heard good things about their C++ titles.
Your other best bet is to simply download source code for open source programs and take them apart to see what makes them tick.
Reply:I am not sure, but is there a C++ For dummies book?
I have purchased a number of 'Dummies' books over the years.
TFTP
Reply:Well i really dont know how you can study advaned languages without knowing the basic c .Atleast you are sensible to know that programming classes are a waste you got to buy a good book start understanding rather than learning a language..
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