Learn C++ in 21 days?

Question

Books

Good day!
Despite the somewhat provocative title, the essence of the issue, I think, is quite close to it.
Can anyone recommend a small book on C++, which will collect the essentials and nothing more.
I have been familiar with programming for more than a year, but with C (++) we did not work out seriously (maybe this phrase will make you smile :)), I understand that this needs to be fixed.
Me: (to introduce myself :) )
- Pascal (Delphi, Lazarus);
- A little assembler;
- Lots of JS and deep enough;
- Several other languages ​​with which I know either a little bit or almost nothing at all (PHP for example)
- Confident understanding of OOP ("confident" - I'm sure I understand :) ) and other things like that
I want from the book:
- Small volume; (not very categorical);
- Simple language of the author (without excessive complication of speech);
- Description of the main concepts of the language, without an overly detailed description of their application and related things (for example, a detailed description of the syntax of pointers in C will suffice without explaining what it is and why it is needed);
- Perhaps in English, if it again satisfies the 2nd point of this list (for a native speaker);
- Not a reference book i.e. this is not the place where I will climb to look, for example, the parameters that the foo () function takes;
- Perhaps a book-adapter from one language to another (eg relearn from Pascal to C in %n% days);
I will be glad to hear your advice. Thank you for your attention :)

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The C++ Programming Language Bjarne Stroustrup
At the very beginning of the book, you will find concise material on all (or most) of the basics of C++

Answer 3

Yes, you can. Take any Stroustrup or Schildt reference book. If the stars align, then learn to the level of a junior bug fixer. It is clear that this is not enough for the middle. Yes, you don’t need to try to google a logical explanation of why type conversions are in C ++ 5).