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Originally Posted by Xero
www.cplusplus.com has some of the basics
You're best bet is to buy a book for C++. You can't just learn from reading though.
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I agree,
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/index.html
is very thorough from the start on up.
For a book I recommend "Standard C++ Bible" by Al Stevens and Clayton Walnum. It has a CD-ROM with all the sample code from the book and an integrated compiler, so you can run the code and most importantly experiment with it. That's the way to learn!!!