C++

GETTING STARTED 

Do I need to know C to learn C++?
No. C++ is a superset of C; anything you can do in C, you can do in C++. If you already know C, you will
easily adapt to the object-oriented features of C++. If you don't know C, that's OK—there's no real
advantage to learning C before C++, and you will be able to immediately take
Do I need to know math to be a programmer?
If I had a nickel for every time someone asked me this, I’d need a calculator to count my small fortune.
Fortunately, the answer is, emphatically, No! Most of programming is about design and logical
reasoning, not about being able to quickly perform arithmetic, or deeply understanding algebra or
calculus. The overlaps between math and programming are primarily around logical reasoning and
precise thinking. Only if you want to program advanced 3D graphics engines, write programs to perform
statistical analysis or do other specialized numerical programming will you need mathematical skill.
yes , yes , yes lucky me 
Programming
Programming is the act of writing instructions in a way that allows a computer to understand and
execute those instructions. The instructions themselves are called source code. That's what you'll be writing. We'll see some source code for the very first time in a few pages.

a compiler to make the program do stuff. and an editor is what you need next.

The editor will also give you two other nice features, syntax highlighting and auto-indentation. Syntax highlighting just means it adds color coding so that you can easily tell apart different elements of a program. Auto-indentation means that it will help you format your code in a readable way.

Go hard or Go home