Yet Another looking for a free online book to learn C++

[Cheetoz]

I was reading "Thinking in C++" and I figured even though he says you should have basic knowledge of C, I figured I can still manage. But in his examples he just starts slipping in parts without really explaining how they work, so I assume they're from C. And it's kind of hard learning when parts like this occur.

So I switch over to the "How to Think Like a Computer Scientist" series for C++ for a bit, and have read the first few chapters.

I took the elementary java courses in my college, so I already have basic programming knowledge/skills. So I'm kind of looking for a Java --> C++ (free)book.

Any recommendations before continuing to read HTTLACS ?

 

[dlt123me]

When I was learning C++ I found this Tutorial Site to be a pretty good start... Check this out and see if this is something you might like.

http://www.learncpp.com/

Hope this helps,
Dennis

 

[zoombini]

Here's a good reference guide (although not really a tutorial site): http://www.fredosaurus.com/notes-cpp/

If you're comfortable with Java (or programming in general), then you should ease into syntax and perhaps memory management quickly.

 

[eloj]

I don't know of a freely available book better than TiC++.