What’s the Best Way for a Beginner to Learn C++?

Check out learncpp.com—it's a fantastic resource with exercises to practice. I also suggest picking a simple project and developing it entirely in C++. It'll help reinforce your learning by applying what you pick up.

Think about how you learned C and try applying the same methods to C++. Being resourceful and researching things independently is key to becoming a successful programmer!

I recommend reading the first part of 'The C++ Programming Language' by Bjarne Stroustrup. It's comprehensive, and you can skip the first chapter if you’re already familiar with C.

Absolutely, learncpp.com is solid, but also focus on the core differences from C. Start with strings and learn to manipulate them in C++—no C-string tools! Once you’re comfortable with strings, tackle the vector class. Avoid pointers and macros for now; get used to C++ before circling back to that stuff.

W3Schools has a great beginner-friendly C++ section. You might also find the FreeCodeCamp tutorials on YouTube really helpful if you prefer video content. And once you're comfortable, jump into building some projects!