My loop stops when there is a space in string

[fiery pivot]

Question is how do i stop this

void name_reverse(char s[]){
  int len = 0;
  while (s[len] != '\0') {
    len++;
  }

  len--;

  while (len >= 0) {
    printf("%c", s[len]);
    len--;
  }

  
}

Basically, this takes the input string and reverses it and prints it. However, my first loop stops reading the string when there is a space
Example:

Hey
yeH

but

He y
eH

how to fix

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[fiery pivot]

also I realise there is probably an easier way to do this lol

meant to use array notation asw

and no functions from string.h

[spice ginkgo]

this is more likely due to the way you read input

[quaint lance]

@fiery pivot I assume you use scanf("%s", buffer) to read your data.
scanf sucks, and the format specifiers aren't the same as the ones for printf.
For scanf the %s means to read a string, until a whitespace of any kind occurs (i.e. a space, a tab, a newline, etc).

If you want to reliably read entire lines you'll need to use fgets, smth like this:

char buf[1024];

fgets(buf, sizeof buf, stdin);

[fiery pivot]

okok tyyyy it works

!solved

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