There are plenty of C++ tutorials on the Internet. Google "C++ tutorial" and choose the one or ones that suit your level of comfort.
Be prepared to spend a few days to try things out. You also should have a compiler installed to test code. Visual C++ 2008 is still free. There are some other free C++ compilers available.
Where would I find a great video resource for learning Visual C++ for beginners? I'm a newbie and I'm looking in some code for a project on sourceforge that i'm interested in. however, I don't know C++ so i don't know how to contribute to this program. Where should I start? (Hint: I already tried the C++ Beginners guide on MSDN)
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C++ means that the video must be better than C+, understood?
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