I have a thousand page manual called the c++ primer plus. It's pretty good, it explains language features, it has practice problems to program. It's meant to be a tutorial on the language. The author is called Stephen Prata. I have the 2011 edition, and idk if there is one out for a newer standard. Definitely a good resource but looking at my copy the price is quite high, wouldn't be surprised if it's kicking about on the internet somewhere though

I've found Code Academy useful to get things started. It's semi-gamified.

Check out their free course here, which are good, and have good ways to get support if you are stuck: https://www.codecademy.com/catalog

I don't know if this is your first coding endeavour, but when I started with it I found this FAQ really useful for conceptualising how to learn it at a meta-level. https://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/wiki/faq/#wiki_getting_started

I'm using https://www.learncpp.com

I used codecademy to learn python a while back but now I'm more into dictionnaries.

thanks for the recommendation though.

thanks for the recommendation, I settled to learning on https://www.learncpp.com