Normal lit-ra in C ++ - is there such a thing at all?

Question

Books

Can you please tell me the C++ literature for beginners (my knowledge of scalars, superficial knowledge of arrays and hashes does not help much)?
I watched Stroustrup and Eckel - not quite there for beginners, there is no explanation of the basics (let's say a detailed explanation (for stupid) of the work of arrays, hashes and other things).
Other books from other authors (I have not touched them myself, I speak from reviews from the Internet) are also not particularly aimed at beginners. Everyone assumes already existing experience at least in C.
Is there anything worth reading?

Answer 1

Herbert Schildt "C++ Basic Course"

Answer 2

a detailed explanation (for stupid ones) of the work of arrays, hashes and other things

This is a school course in pascal. This is where programming experience is required.

Answer 3

An old book by the Deitels "How to Program in C++". Everything is chewed up like for chicks from an egg