Where can I learn to use the Libraries of C++?

Like using the %26lt;window.h%26gt;. That's the most important one I want to know about, though I would like to know some others too.

Where can I learn to use the Libraries of C++?
If you take a look at the Microsoft Developer Network page, most of what you are looking for is there.





msdn.microsoft.com.





Windows is its own library, completely separate from the C++ standard library. On top of the windows API are some optional wrapper layers such as MFC and WTL. It's a bit much to get into here.





The best thing if you are just learning C++ is to focus on console IO (command line text) with the standard library first and leave graphics and windows until later.





I know the websites are free, but there are some books that are stupendous. I would suggest Koenig %26amp; Moo "Accelerated C++" and Nicolai Josuttis "The C++ Standard Library".
Reply:Go to a used book store/ library. Go to the educational section. Go to computers and internet. Buy / check out books on C++. Thats how i learned HTML and most of the crap on the MCSE tests. Free and fairly easy if you have a few days to kill.
Reply:Check for online, unrestricted college course websites on C++. The info is usually spot on, and there should be lecture notes, assignments and solutions. Here's one:





http://bingweb.binghamton.edu/~cs240/
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Reply:If you are talking about the standard libraries you can use C++ manuals (you can get from almost every bookshop, or search online)





If you want to use specific API, you will need to study the documentation of those libraries.