[COLOR=black]So if you want to learn or find out where to learn
the Java and/or C++ programming languages you should find
everything you need here. Firstly I suggest for a serious
student-type programmer investing in books on the subject and
relevant language to you. There are a lot of people who
recommend a lot of different things, having not read many I
couldn't say which the best was, but I suggest the "Sam's teach
yourself language_of_choice in 21 days" series as an excellent
easy-to-follow guide to any language. With that said, lets get
down to business. The majority of people not wishing to (at
least not straight away) shell out $/£ 30-40 (or your relevant
currency) on a detailed book on one language will want to find
some good online tutorials to get the feel of it first. For C++
I strongly recommend the official tutorial located at
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/ as it covers virtually
every aspect of the language in good detail too. Also a strong
benefit of this tutorial is that no prior progr