[Rolnaaba]

I did not create these tutorials and take no credit for them in any way!

That being said check out This Nice C++ tutorial. It is good for beginers, intermediates who want to expand, and experts who want to brush up. For more information read the What's this tutorial for section.
Nicely made tutorial, some sections have not been completed yet and it is under construction. Thanks to David R. Wegan for hosting this tutorial (i believe he also helped create it as well)

Another one i found is:This C++ Tutorial
this one has a lot more than just a tutorial on it so check out their Home Page as well

Want some Adobe documents (.pdf's)? check out This Page for a bunch of different C++ tutorials in .pdf about a ton of different aspects of C++.

~doing something right for once,
Rolnaaba

[k007]

Vary cool man i started reading it it's not realy hard since i have a base coding skillz from small

[nightscreem]

I'll read it later, I hope it's something good

[Zenith77]

Originally Posted by k007 Vary cool man i started reading it it's not realy hard since i have a base coding skillz from small

Then you clearly haven't reached pointers, classes, and polymorphism.

*edit:

I don't like his definition of a pointer

So what is a pointer? A pointer is a way to get at another object. Essentially it is a way to grab an instance of an object and then either pass that instance a message or retreive some data from that object. A pointer is actually just an address of where an instance is held in memory.

[Hawk552]

He probably should have just left it as the last sentence, rather than dragging it onto an entire paragraph. Pointers are used to point to functions but also to point to data (ex. the start of an array).