Best sources to learn c++? Anyone?

Bucky on YouTube is the OG

My ultimate guide to how to learn any language:

- Watch a crash course about language (around 1 hour length)
- Start a project
- Struggle adding new features
- Search internet like "how to do x in y"
- Profit?

Once you have a general understanding of c++, I can highly recommend this yt playlist https://youtube.com/playlist/... . He covers almost all parts of c++ and explains in depth how things work under the hood.

You can of course just jump right in, but it might be a little too complicated at first

@dmoa dude bucky for life. 🤙

There's a book called C++ Primer that is supposed to be good.
With the new drafts of the language there's no one definite source of learning C++ for beginners. There is a book by the creator called A Tour of C++. It was recommended as the single most important book for the language right now by Herb Sutter.
There's another book called Programming Principles and Practices using C++, again by the creator that is more detailed but Idk if it has a new edition.

It might be easier to start with Accelerated C++ (written before C++11) and learn more about the new features through cppcon or c++ now videos.
Whatever you do to learn C++, Effective Modern C++ by Scott Meyers is undoubtedly the next thing you should read.

@norman70688 LOL!