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.

>>38
It has been done. Lurk moar.

>>41
Link plezz

>>42
Asking for links... ...on world4ch...

Anyways, I'm sorry but I lost it. It was a physics simulator at a subatomic level that was used to simulate a bacteria in a tiny drop of water for like 0.00006 seconds, which already took hours with current hardware. It helped scientists learn about the behaviour of the bacteria. I read it on Slashdot a not many months ago.

>>42
That was probably an application of scattering theory for quantum field theory, and not some sort of new "digital physics" pseudo-science.

It was a physics simulator at a subatomic level that was used to simulate a bacteria in a tiny drop of water for like 0.00006 seconds

I'll believe that when I see it. I take you've never studied biology or physics.

>>14
I too hate programmers and programming. I program solely for the end results, namely indie gaming.  Programming for real also helped me learn how to actionscript in flash with ridiculous ease.

I'll probably never write any enterprise software (if I'm lucky and don't end becoming so good at it that it becomes my job) but still I've found that it's helped me in other areas, if only helping my brain function better than it used to.

I'm honestly more of an artist.  But if programming can become a medium, why reject it?

>>45
I haven't, but I saw it, including a picture of the simulation. I can't find the link though, but if that technology keeps being developed you'll eventually hear from it and you'll remember Anonymous told you about it once upon a time.

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