ks said:
I've never heard of one. I'm from the old days where I had to teach
myself. I would suggest reading all the messages from this group.
At the moment, I can't think of a worse way to learn C++. The OP would
spend years wasting his time working though overly pedantic posts,
tangential posts, allegedly humorous posts, posturing posts and face saving
posts. And he still wouldn't know C++.
Any thread with one response out of five that is responsive to the question
asked is a pretty good hit rate. With no way to separate the good from the
bad the OP will be in a very bad way indeed.
My guess is there is no course like the one the OP wants. I suggest he buy
a copy of _C++ primer Plus_ by Stephen Prata. Get a collection of book
recommendations and see what the people who reviewed the books on Amazon,
think about the book you target. You don't want an expert's opinion on
buying a primer, you want the advise of people in a situation similar to
your own.