Invert an integer

hi guys
i was doing a exercise about invert an integer,but i have to do this using vectors .
example 321 will be 123

I did the program, it worked, but when I put a number with 3 digits or more, the last digit does not appear.
Someone can help me ?I'm not understanding the problem
thank u
my code:


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


int main() {
int n,cifra,i;
int *v;
v =(int*) malloc (n*sizeof(int));
printf("put a number:");
scanf("%i",&n);
for (i=0;i<n;i++) {
cifra=n%10;
n=n/10;
v[i]=cifra;
printf("%i",v[i]);}
return 0;}

i know how to do using loop ,but i need to do using vector
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if I understand correctly you want to take the number and place each digit into a cell of a vector?
so if you have the number 1234
you want the vector to look like this?

vector[0] = 4,
vector[1] = 3,
vector[2] = 2,
vector[3] = 1
ok I assume this is meant to remain in C and that you don't want a C++ vector but an array (mathmatical vector of sorts terminology?).

lets look at the code...

int n,cifra,i;
int *v;
v =(int*) malloc (n*sizeof(int)); //what is n right here??? This is a serious bug.

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