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I am a teacher of programming. For the C++ course, I need a good reference to provide educational example problems and their solutions. I know some popular problems but I like to see them all in a one place and choose between them.

Do you know some website to achieve this?

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Accelerated C++ is your best bet.

editorializing note: I've gone through an enormous amount of intro C++ books. There is so much drek out there, it's mind-blowing. I think Accelerated C++ is pretty concise and lucid. It has the disadvantage of being short, so it can't be used as monitor-lifting fodder.

I didn't know about it at the time and I went through piles of other books. Jesse Liberty's C++ in 24 hours was the most useful of the books I found when I was learning. Looking back on it, that's sort of surprising, given the X in Y hours reputation.

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Trying to keep the line of a book, it's a great idea since, you all the examples will have the same line of, let's say logic. A great book, that help me out was written by H. M. Deitel, it has several programming books, and in my point o view, are very well explained.

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You can't find better questions/examples targeted on understanding of C++ (including advanced) topics than Herb Sutter's Guru of the Week series (http://gotw.ca/publications/index.htm)