C++
 

I want to learn C++
Where to start and how to.
Can anybody suggest good place or tutorial to learn.

I'd say a good solid book is the best way. I think Thinking in C++ is available free online, but I don't know how good it is. You could probably get a copy of Deitel & Deitel's C++: How To Program for cheap if you're ok with it being one or two editions behind the latest. Personally I like the Deitel book more than other introductory programming books I've seen.

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What languages do you already know?

Do you already know something about Object-Oriented programming?

You will get much better advice if you tell us more about your skills and experience.

Personal bias (I am a not a Programmer): If you don't already know C, learn that first.

C or C++
 

I don't have knowledge on object oriented programming.
I have some knowledge on PHP, but not so vast.

Confused between c and c++

The main difference is that C++ is object oriented and C is not, but you can work in C++ both ways. C++ is considered a C upgrade so I´d start with that and skip C, my opinion only though. You´ll find it very familiar to PHP.

I'll throw a second recommendation behind Deitel^2. I didn't learn from it, but I was assigned it in a class and though it looked pretty solid. That said, the most important resource is going to be your own ability to ask questions of Google. C is hard. : )

Well, you'll find some of the syntax familiar. PHP won't teach you much about pointers and memory management, which are kind of the central and signature concepts of C.


Edit: whoops, nuked some of my own text.

And to add to the confusion - C++ templates engine is functional - opposed to OO and imperative.

I have some notes here from school: http://net153.net/stuff/cppNotes.tar.gz