C/C++ Finding a Guide to Learning C++

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A user inquired about resources for learning C++, specifically looking for a PDF guide or book that covers the basics and intermediate concepts. Several helpful links were provided, including cplusplus.com, "Thinking in C++" by Bruce Eckel, and a guide to C programming for beginners on Physics Forums. The community responded positively, offering these resources to assist in the learning process.
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I was wondering if anyone had a .pdf or any other type of file that could serve as a guide to C++. I just started and would like to learn the program so I do not have to constantly look things up. If not, could anyone suggest a good book that covers the basics/intermediate parts of C++?

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Sweet, Thanks a bunch!
 
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