>>17216375
just download a c++ book online for "free". thats what i did, c++ works great with unreal 4.

>>17216394
which version of C== should I download

>>17216440
love the fact that I managed to type the C with capitals but not ++

>>17216440
The latest one. You can learn how shit worked in older versions as you go.

But if you go with traditional compilers like clang/GCC, choosing the version is just a matter of passing a argument to the compiler (e.g., -std=c++11, std=c++98).

Also, be prepared that game development consists of a lot of math (if you're just not stupidly using frameworks).

>>17216375
>Also , what program should I start with , my goal is game developing so I heard C++ is the way to go
Not as a first programming language, it isn't. C++ is good for many things, but learning to program isn't one of them. Try Python or Lua instead: both have very strong support in the gaming community, while being much better-suited for people learning to program. You can go for C++ later, when you have a better grasp of the fundamentals.