Book recommendation for learning C++

What's the best book for learning C++?

I've been wanting to learn C++ for a while, but none of the schools around here teach it and I haven't found anything online that I can easily get myself into.

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If time and space are discrete, it's below the plack scale.
Why?

How will you simulate that?
With a huge computer, obviously. And you don't need to simulate it at large scales, you could still apply Quantum physics, General Relativity, and Newtonian physics where appropriate. Perhaps with some new math you could derive predictions without having to simulate every single bit. Also, it would be nice to know the exact masses of fundamental particles, the actual behaviour of the universe at the smallest scale, etc, etc.