Reverse a message using pointers.

[skiabox]

I am trying to reverse a message using pointers but I get only the last character of the message.
Here's the code :

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int main (int argc, const char * argv[]) {
    char myArray[100];
	char ch;
	int n = 0;
	//int counter;
	int *p;
	
	//get user input
	printf("Enter a mesage: ");
	
	ch = getchar();
	
	while (ch != '\n') {
		myArray[n] = ch;
		n++;
		
		ch = getchar();
	}//end while
	
	//results
	printf("Reversal is: ");
	for (p = &myArray[n - 1]; p >= &myArray[0]; p--) {
		printf("%c", *p);
	}
	
}

The problem should be in the result section.
Am I doing something wrong there?

[itsme86]

Change your pointer to type char * instead of int * since it's pointing to an array of chars, not ints.

Turn on your compiler warnings. The compiler should have alerted you to a at least a couple of problems.

[skiabox]

You were right.I thought it should be declared as an int because it is used as a counter.
Thank you for your help.