http://www.codeblocks.org/ - if you really want to start off with C++, I recommend using this program for coding, since it's free, open-source and multi-platform
http://www.cplusplus.com/ - the ultimate C++ reference. If you need to know how exactly something specific works, look there. The forums there are also very helpful
http://www.learncpp.com/ - the best C++ learning guide on the Internet in my opinion. It covers 99% of C/C++ in a fairly easy to understand and well-written
http://codeforces.com/ - once you learn C++(or any other language) and want to practice algorithms, this site has a LOT of programming problems you can try to solve. There are also real-time competitions from time to time. Some problems have crap translations though, since the site is Russian.
https://codefights.com/ - imagine you turn searching for errors in C++ into a game. This site is that game. You play against bots or other people to spot the mistake in the code as fast as possible. It's a great way to practice searching for errors.
http://stackoverflow.com/ - if you have any questions/problems ask here, there's always someone to help.
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