Best resources for learning C++ g/ ?

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>>59116800
/r/cpp
C++ faq.
C++ core guidelines.
All cppcon, meeting cpp talks. Boost con record stuff with potato.
C++ book list on stackoverflow.

Now shut up and code.

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Follow all of the C++ lectures. That's it.

Personally I went through all of http://www.learncpp.com/

>>59116933
>http://www.learncpp.com
I know people always told us to avoid sketchy learn programming sites. But this one is pretty good. No glaring problem. Straightforward. And unlike tutorialspoint, it's not Pajeet shit.

>>59116882
Looks great. Started browsing r/cpp

>>59116903
>>59116933
Seams to be the best from what I've seen but I'm planning to code for Linux. Maybe I shouldn't give a shit and start on Windows and just apply what I learn on Linux.

>>59117081
Pluralsight doesn't care if you use gcc, idiot.