What are some good ways to learn C++?

By that I mean what are some easy and efficient tutorials/guides that those of you who are more experienced in C++ can recommend?

>>7
Learn Lisp/Scheme or Haskell, and read SICP. Stay away from Clojure, it's not Lisp, it's parenthesized shit that pretends to be Lisp. Don't lose time with Python/Perl/Ruby, it's all the same shit served with different syntax, that's all.

If you want to go ENTERPRISE, learn C#, which is the ENTERPRISE language that sucks less. Read your SICP before getting in the ENTERPRISE world.

If you want to go ``low-level'', learn your architecture's assembly (probably x86), and learnimplement FORTH. Racommended reading: jonesforth while going through implementing it, Thinking Forth for the rest.
C is a badly designed, shitty toy language we still have to deal today because of the scurge ``Worse is Better'' is, but you still have to know it. Read K&R for that, but learn FORTH first.