It is strongly advised to bookmark the first two links on your computer. Both are complete references of the Standard Libraries of the C and C++ languages.
The next links give you the details of several aspects of the C and C++ languages. One day you'll need them. They're here for your convenience.
The next links give you the details of several aspects of the C and C++ languages. One day you'll need them. They're here for your convenience.
- A C and C++ library reference
- Another C and C++ library reference
- The Canonical C FAQ list
- The Lite C++ FAQ list
- What every computer scientist should know about floating-point arithmetic (pdf)
- C and C++ Operators
Know what the operators are, also know what the precedence is because the order the operators get executed in is not always intuitive. - Undefined Behaviour
You want to avoid undefined behaviour so find out what it is. - Sequence points
Sequence points are a basic part of the language notation, coupled with undefined behaviour by indicating when all side-effects of an operation have to be resolved. Read this and learn where they are. - A general mathematics and formula reference
- A Brief History of C++