Understanding C++
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<p>I have been reading "Jumping Into C++" by Alex Allain. I understood the first few chapters consisting on the basics, up through Functions. As soon as it started talking about passing variables to functions and continuing on to arrays, structures and enums I could not follow the book very easily. In fact only about 25% of the end chapter exercises can be completed without finding the answer from someone else.</p>

<p>My question is this:
Is there a better book on C++ or online reference that I could continue my self-education with? I just feel like it's not explained to me in a way that I can grasp. I don't know if this is because I just simply can't grasp it or if there's a different resource I could use that may change my outlook on it.</p>

<p>Any suggestions would be very helpful, thanks for any input!</p>
