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The modified code for given display 18.17 is shown below:
//Header file
#include <iostream>
#include <list>
#include <algorithm>
//std namespace
using std::cin;
using std::cout;
using std::endl;
using std::list;
using std::find;
//Min function
int main( )
{
/* Declare line in "list" template */
list<char> line;
/* Display prompt statement */
cout << "Enter a line of text:\n";
//Declare variable for "next"
char next;
/* Read text from user */
cin.get(next);
/* If "next" is not equal to "\n" */
while (next != '\n')
{
/* Insert the character to list */
line.push_back(next);
/* Read the next character */
cin.get(next);
}
/* Declare char varaible "where" in constant iterator */
list<char>::const_iterator where;
/* where is located at the first occurrence of 'e' in line.*/
where = find(line.begin( ), line.end( ), 'e');
/* Declare char variable "p" in constant iterator */
list<char>::const_iterator p;
/* Display statement */
cout << "You entered the following before you entered your first e:\n";
/* Using "for" loop, display located at the first occurrence of 'e' in line */
for (p = line...

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