problem in c++

[timmy]

i am a beginner and i have completed reading the tutorial given here....but still i am unable to solve most of the doubts posted on this forum...it's only once in a blue moon that i am able to solve(the most easy and the basics one)..plz suggest me a proper book for concepts and problems which will enhance my thinking..(and let me tell you that i am doing self study for this course..i somehow extract time from my schedule for this language because i have an interest for this subject and i want to become a good programmer)...
thanks a lot

[kooth]

First of all I think you already have the most important skill that a programmer needs: A desire to learn! I know that sounds corny, but having a desire to learn will take you there! I suggest that you study the solutions that are posted here until you understand them well enough for them to be second nature to you. Pretty soon, you will see several solutions to the same problem. If so, try both solutions on your own computer and see which one makes the most sense to you.

There are lots of books out there. A few that I like are "Thinking in C++" by Bruce Eckel; "STL Programming from the Ground Up" by Schildt; and of course "The C++ Programming Language" by Stroustrup.