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Educational:
 
AnAccelerated Introduction
The tutorial is helpfulinunderstanding   basic concepts in Object-Oriented Programming.It is  called "AnAccelerated Introduction" and it contains many goodexamples.
C++Archive
This website is a collectionand reviews of many C/C++ books and tutorials. Some ofthem are availableinzip/html  files. It is a "one-for-all" site.
Introductionto OOP Using C++ (Site 1)
An comprehensive site thatincludes the Muller tutorial called "Introduction to Object-Oriented ProgrammingUsing C++". All course material is available via WWW and free for everyone.There are also some additional readings
Introductionto OOP Using++ (Site 2)
An OOP/C++ tutorial called"Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming Using C++" by Peter Mullerfrom MIT. It's a step-by-step guide leading you into theOOP world. Thefirst part introduces OOP concepts.The second part deals mainly withimplementationsin C++.
Andy’sTutorial
You have a lecturer namedAndy, who will teach you "Object-Oriented Application Programming in C++".The web tutorial gives exercises and homework for each chapter.
O-OConcepts: A Primer
It is called "Object-OrientedProgramming Concepts: A Primer", which introduces OOP concepts such asobjects, messages, classes, inheritance, and many more. It's primarilya tutorial for the Java programmers, but the general ideas are the same.
O-OFAQ
Some helpful Object-OrientationFAQs are available here.

Resources:
 
Student'sHome Page with O-O
In this site you can lookup topics from Object-Oriented Programming basics to advancedconcepts.It also directs you to many programming tools, online courses,journals, and papers. The FAQs arequite detailed and helpful.
Quadralay'sC++ Archive
A collection of web sitesfor C++ developers. Many C++ libraries, source codes, andcoding standardscan be found here.
O-OProgramming
Many Object-Oriented Programmingconcepts and advanced topics are introduced and discussedhere. It is a collection of links to several OOP reference books whereyou can find the authors and abstractsof their books.
C++Libraries FAQ
A comprehensive collectionsof C++ libraries and more. Some libraries are availablevia public FTP.

General:
 
O-OResearch Groups and Projects
A research-oriented website, which covers some Object-Oriented research projects.
OOPLanguages, Resources, Reports and other Archives
A web site maintained bya CS student at Carnegie Mellon University. You can find someObject-Oriented.Programming, C++ and research links here. 
O-OSystem Analysis and Development
A general site on Object-OrientedProgramming. It contains many online course materialsfor Object-Oriented System Development.
MethodologyResources
A compendium which is categorizedinto algorithms, compilers, techniques, methods,references, FAQs and books,There are also employment listings here.
TheBooch Method
An introduction to objectoriented development in C++ using the  Booth Method, a widelyknownOO-method by Grady Booch. The tutorial mainly covers analysis, and designthe aspects of Booth Method.
WWWC++ Information
It is a C++ warehouse. Thereis much information on programming style, example, translators, and someFAQs. It also includes links to online magazines, technicalreports, papersand tools.
Jon'sC++ Resources Directory
A web site designed forthe C++ users in European countries. It covers online C++ courses,and manyC++ resources (libraries, links, and etc.). C programmers can also finduseful material here. It's a placefor both novices and experienced C++ programmers.