Good C++ book?

[Xyexs]

First of all, sorry if this should be in beginner... :P
Here is my background:


2 years ago i started learning c++ on web tutorials on my spare time

After learning a bit (to the point of a text based rock paper scissors) i decided to switch to java

I've got to the point in java where i could program a snake game in swing


Now i want to go back to c++ because it is probably what i'll learn in school the year after next year (Couldn't find a better way to say it)
Soooo what would be a good book (or other way) to learn c++.

[N36fSL3A]

Internet.

I learned from here...

[condor]

A good book and that is on the net is: C + + Primer 5th Edition completely rewritten for the new C++11 standard. It can be downloaded as pdf format.

[knn9]

I second C++ Primer. I also found Object-Oriented Programming in C++ to be a good read.

[Uk Marine]

Beginning C++ through game programming 3rd edition - Michael Dawson.
Jumping into C++ - Alex Allain
C++ Primer 5th edition (C++11)

- By the way, you don't have to get a book that is rewritten for the new c++11, you can easily learn all of c++11 features once you've actually learned the language, just wanted to point that out.

~You might wanna take a look a this handful playlist:
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAE85DE8440AA6B83

[NUj6URfi]

C++ without fear second edition.

[jwkNwA7f]

Beginning C++ through game programming 3rd edition - Michael Dawson.

+1 That's what I learned from.

[Uk Marine]

+1 That's what I learned from.

It is really an outstanding book

[Cronnoc]

The one on this site