Yes! Don't misinterpret with the "++" of C++ that most of them think it's difficult than C. In fact C++ is EASIER because it has the most containers (STL) you need than doing it in pointers or arrays way of C style.
If you know C++ basically you can already adapt to any programming language. Plus you take advantage of learning object oriented programming that is in demand on todays industry -- that is maybe if you want to try C#/Java, etc. in the future.
There are only 2 things you need to remember before starting and this also applies to all programming language: download the compiler and read some tutorials.
1) Visual C++ 2010 Express, just follow how to install: [b]http://shatalov.su/en/articles/cpp_primer/vc2010_0.php[/b]
- tried almost all IDE available but visual studio is the most suited IDE for beginners.
- devc++ is ok if you want faster download and quick install.
2) Tutorials: [url]https://www.google.com/search?q=c%2B%2B+tutorials&oq=c%2B%2B+tutorials&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&safe=active[/url]
- grab 1 tutorial link
- follow the tutorial you chose, step by step, don't skip.
- don't move to next topic unless your sample code is compiling and running perfectly.
- experiment and learn from your mistakes.
- then ask the forum if you want more indepth question.
Good luck!
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