Good C++ books for people with (some) programming experience

[Olchronos]

I've been programming now for quite a while. I started with HTML, then Python, and now C++, which, i find to be the best. The problem is, I feel like I am not improving my skills. I feel like I am watching tutorials without actually learning much. I'm about 30 tutorials into Bucky's C++ tutorials, which are OK, I guess, but they lack in context.

Does anyone have any recommendations for books? I understand (some basic) concepts like variables, functions, classes, etc. So I don't mind if it skips explaining them. Does anyone have ideas on what path I should be taking? Thanks.

[JLBorges]

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Finally, here are four (five?) great books for learning C++ ...

https://isocpp.org/get-started

[Olchronos]

Thanks for the help, I think I might pick up C++ Primer 5th ed. Or something like that, anyway.