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I have used java for long time and see there is an implementation for large number of data structures like lists, hash table , queues, trees extra .but now I am concerned more with c++
is there any previous implemented library for these data structures?
The C++ STL that others have mentioned is useful, but is fairly limited compared to Java’s set of standard libraries. You might also want to look into the Boost C++ Libraries, which is very commonly used — you could almost think of it as an extension of the STL (in fact, some of the Boost libraries have made it into the new C++ standard).