Salut j´ai trouvé qque chose d´interessant dans le sens ou sa montre qu´il est preferable de ne pas commencer par le C si on a l´intention d´apprendre le C++ ( beaucoup se posent la question et dans ce texte ce qui est dit est illustre d´exemples qui me semblent bons) :
C++ is not ( really) extended C
After all, Java looks a lot like C, but it is only syntactically similar. Even if you write your program in a completely procedural way with no classes/objects, it is still internally different. The basic data types such as int, float, double, etc. are really classes in C++. You could initialize an int with the statement int foo(10). An organ has similar keyboards to a piano, but the method of playing them and obtaining expression is very different. You can play an organ like a piano, but it would not sound very good.
A C++ compiler can compile a C program. The inventors of the C++ compiler made it compile C programs.
The point I´m trying to make is: When learning C++, try to forget about C. You will have to unlearn many C habits and assumptions. If you started or are starting out in C++ without ever having programmed in C you are probably lucky.