While maybe not the best site to learn C++, cppreference.com is a great place to consult when you need to know how to use a particular piece of standard functionality.
That's a very good question which is difficult to answer.
Cppreference.com is not bad. I'd say take some tutorial and stick to it. That's not how I learnt so I cannot really recommend any but here is one.
Once you learnt the syntax and the basics, read some more advanced books, like Effective Modern C++ and follow some blogs, like Fluentcpp to learn about deeper topics.
Great read! Any direction on resources for learning C or C++? This got me interested.
While maybe not the best site to learn C++, cppreference.com is a great place to consult when you need to know how to use a particular piece of standard functionality.
That's a very good question which is difficult to answer.
Cppreference.com is not bad. I'd say take some tutorial and stick to it. That's not how I learnt so I cannot really recommend any but here is one.
Once you learnt the syntax and the basics, read some more advanced books, like Effective Modern C++ and follow some blogs, like Fluentcpp to learn about deeper topics.
That depends, I took a course that used this as course material. It is extensive, but it's no pleasant read.
If you know the syntax, but want to know best practices I can highly recommend the CPPCoreGuidelines by Bjarne (creator of the language) and Herb.