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Is there a tutorial on algorithms starting with the basics using C++?
Please tell me a textbook / book that deals with algorithms and flowcharts (preferably) at least some part of the book (chapter, section), using the C ++ language. Not Pascal, Fortran, but C++. You can even just C. It is possible with a bias in mathematics at the level of, approximately, a student of the 1st - 2nd course.
I understand that the requirements are excessive, but what if).
PS If there is a book that is not quite appropriate, I would also like to at least consider something.
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Don't get attached to the language. The algorithm is for that and the algorithm that it can be implemented on anything. On the contrary, you need to take the book without implementations or with an implementation in a language other than your main one. Read about the algorithm, and then implement it immediately in your own language. What is the point in reading ready-made implementations? Everything will be out of your head the next day. How will you know that you have mastered the algorithm? Can you write it down on a piece of paper? First write your own implementation, and then google a good implementation of this algorithm in the same language to see how it could be done and whether you implemented it well enough. Do not look for easy ways and practice! Do not learn the language (first and foremost), but learn the basics.
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