Reddit reviews Starting Out with C++: Early Objects (7th Edition)
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One of the books somebody asked about earlier would likely explain why it was at the end - because it was that way in a lot of text books peddled to schools.
What do you guys think of this book
[This book] (http://www.amazon.com/Starting-Out-Early-Objects-7th/dp/0136077749) is that we're using for my Comp Sci I and II class. I highly recommend it as it goes really in depth into C++ concepts while providing tons of examples. I'm sure you can find a PDF of the book to preview.
Honestly just dive head long into it. Look up tutorials, buy beginner books. I'm a C++ guy myself, but there's more languages out there than I can count. [this is my choice for a beginning c++ book] (http://www.amazon.com/Starting-Out-C-Early-Objects/dp/0136077749) also head to /r/programming and check stuff out there. Good luck!
I would recommend this book. It's a pretty big book but it covers all the basics of C++ (including objects and some data structures). I still use it from time to time when I need to quickly look up something.