Mastering the C++

Hello
Im nearly done with c++ primer and i want to know if i should read another book about c++ and master c++ as much as i can or go with something else.
I created passion for this and i want to learn so much about it. Im reading +/- 50 pages per day.

I was thinking about buying SQL or Java books or should i master c++ and then learn something else. If so which C++ book would you recommend after primer ?

And where can i use c++ to gain some practical skill as i'm only 15years old ?

Thanks
What is your goal?
My goal is to have a good job in future or develop something useful
> Im nearly done with c++ primer and i want to know if i should read another book

Perhaps 'The C++ Standard Library: A Tutorial and Reference (2nd Edition)' by Josuttis
http://www.amazon.com/Standard-Library-Tutorial-Reference-2nd/dp/0321623215

Also see 'Should I buy one book, or several?' : https://isocpp.org/wiki/faq/how-to-learn-cpp#buy-several-books

Would be book about QT framework for C++ bad choice ?

And should i learn SQL ? because i already have new book about sql
Would be book about QT framework for C++ bad choice ?

You should first get comfortable with the C++ Standard Library before getting into 3rdParty C++ Libraries.
You should learn about the C++ language features including:
- pointers
- exceptions
- classes
--- special members
--- polymophism
--- operators
- templates
new in C++11:
- smart pointers
- move semantics
- threading module
(note that this might not be a complete list)

So no, get some very good C++ books about C++ and then take a look at other Libraries.
JLBorges wrote:
Also see 'Should I buy one book, or several?' : https://isocpp.org/wiki/faq/how-to-learn-cpp#buy-several-books


And should i learn SQL ? because i already have new book about sql

do you want to learn SQL?
If you want to learn SQL then yes, otherwise no.
SQL has nothing to do with C++
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What about this ?

I will complete C++ Primer
Then i will hop in Effective C++
Will i be able to understand Proffesional C++ by Marc Gregoire ?

If no what would you recommend for me after Effective C++?
When you're finished with Effective C++ you'll know much more, ask after you finished ;)
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