C++: How should you start learning it?

[Phoenixz]

I know this is reviving an old topic which is generally frowned upon, but I just wanted to know, is learning from an e-Book just as good, worse, or better than from an actual (paper) book? :}

Oppinons?

[WingedPanther]

It depends on 1) the eBook and 2) how you take in information best.

Personally, I've had success with both. I'm partial to paper, but love being able to copy/paste code from an eBook.

[Phoenixz]

Thanks WP, i did believe it would be heavily person dependant but thought one might have the edge or something

[WingedPanther]

One will have the edge, but which one it is varies from person to person.

[perfwill]

Have anyone ever read "C++ from the ground up"? Is it a good book to learn?

[genux]

I personally really liked Bjarne Stroustrup books. If you like to read and get your hands dirty as such.

[Hunter100]

Thanks for the advice. It helps me alot.

[James.H]

This is a good resource, thanks