where???

[Black cpp]

Where i can learn c++ and be expert in it??

[Bazzy]

Try the tutorials: http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
Becoming 'expert' takes a while

[Black cpp]

this tutorial dont make me expert i want a tutorial from beginer to expert

[Albatross]

Sorry, but I think I can safely say that there is no one tutorial that makes you an expert just like that. Unless you're really smart, it takes a fair amount of work to be able to think in the language you're programming in (and C++ is one of the harder ones, albeit more rewarding).

EDIT: The included tutorial covers most of not all of the major concepts of C++. I do recommend it.

-Albatross

[Black cpp]

thanks for the advice

[blackcoder41]

There is a popular book called Thinking in C++. Good new is, it is free (download, browse online or buy a hard copy)
http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/ThinkingInCPP2e.html

I really suggest you start small, finish the tutorial in this site before you tackle big books. From my experience, big books(expert mode) usually assume you already know C++. And books that start from scratch usually taking too many pages to explain things. (like the reader is a complete moron)

After all the huge amount of reading, the hardest part is to implement what you've learn, solve problems and gain experience (takes time)

I'm a witness of the well written tutorial here. I first studied C++ on my own mid December of 2009 then move to other books. (of course do some coding)

Through the whole year (on and off) with C++, I don't feel to be an expert but I do feel I'm a lot better today. All those frustrating months, lazy days, overwhelming learning, etc.. I feel more humble, happy and satisfied to what I achieved.

Well I hope my experience would inspire you or at least have a clue on what's ahead the road.

[Black cpp]

thanks all for helping me and a spicial thanks to Blackcoder41

@ blackcoder
your experience inspire me and thanks you for the book

at end i want to thank you all agine