I'm looking to learn C and/or C++, and I wanted to know if anyone could recomend a good website or book to learn them from.

I suggest using Glade on Linux, you can build some nice GUI applications with that..it generates C/C++/Perl and some other code through a GUI interface.

I took a basic C++ course in high school, the book we used was:
Introduction To Computer Science Using C++
by South-Western and Knowlton.
It was a very helpful book for non-programmers, and I bought my own copy off of amazon.com.

Originally posted by Kyle Babich
I'm looking to learn C and/or C++, and I wanted to know if anyone could recomend a good website or book to learn them from.

i recommend Sams Publishing, I have more books from SamsP then my school :D

currently reading SamsP mastering Turbo assembler 2nd ed.
and lastly, get something like Borland or Visual studio to practice and a debugger tool like softice and a hex editor (hex workshop is mychoice) to test things and see how they work and such.

Thank you for the suggestions people. :)

(Speaking of high school, I can't wait until my fourth quater web pages & portfolios class. Maybe it's mean, but I love blowing people away with advanced programming who are just learning html. It's cool when people just stare at your monitor amazed as you type line after line of a language that they don't understand and are completly amazed by. I'm sure most of the regulars here could blow me away at programming any language under the sun though.)