Repeating characters in string do not send

Hi so I know there is most likely a way better way to write this that is more efficient but I am just playing around with Java and am making a program where if you type a work it is the same work but the letter opposite in the alphabet. The problem I am having is that repeating letters do not repeat in the execution of the program. Is there a way to fix it? Here is the program

import java.util.Scanner;
public class App {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Scanner scanner = new Scanner(System.in);
char A = 'Z';
char B = 'Y';
char C = 'X';
char D = 'W';
char E = 'V';
char F = 'U';
char G = 'T';
char H = 'S';
char I = 'R';
char J = 'Q';
char K = 'P';
char L = 'O';
char M = 'N';
char N = 'M';
char O = 'L';
char P = 'K';
char Q = 'J';
char R = 'I';
char S = 'H';
char T = 'G';
char U = 'F';
char V = 'E';
char W = 'D';
char X = 'C';
char Y = 'B';
char Z = 'A';
System.out.println("Enter the message you would like to see in reverse: ");
String message = scanner.nextLine().toUpperCase();
if (new String(message).contains("A")) {
System.out.print(A);
}
if (new String(message).contains("B")) {
System.out.print(B);
}
if (new String(message).contains("C")) {
System.out.print(C);
}
if (new String(message).contains("D")) {
System.out.print(D);
}
if (new String(message).contains("E")) {
System.out.print(E);
}
if (new String(message).contains("F")) {
System.out.print(F);
}
if (new String(message).contains("G")) {
System.out.print(G);
}
if (new String(message).contains("H")) {
System.out.print(H);
}
if (new String(message).contains("I")) {
System.out.print(I);
}
if (new String(message).contains("J")) {
System.out.print(J);
}
if (new String(message).contains("K")) {
System.out.print(K);
}
if (new String(message).contains("L")) {
System.out.print(L);
}
if (new String(message).contains("M")) {
System.out.print(M);
}
if (new String(message).contains("N")) {
System.out.print(N);
}
if (new String(message).contains("O")) {
System.out.print(O);
}
if (new String(message).contains("P")) {
System.out.print(P);
}
if (new String(message).contains("Q")) {
System.out.print(Q);
}
if (new String(message).contains("R")) {
System.out.print(R);
}
if (new String(message).contains("S")) {
System.out.print(S);
}
if (new String(message).contains("T")) {
System.out.print(T);
}
if (new String(message).contains("U")) {
System.out.print(U);
}
if (new String(message).contains("V")) {
System.out.print(V);
}
if (new String(message).contains("W")) {
System.out.print(W);
}
if (new String(message).contains("X")) {
System.out.print(X);
}
if (new String(message).contains("Y")) {
System.out.print(Y);
}
if (new String(message).contains("Z")) {
System.out.print(Z);
}
}
}

your approach does not work because you're just checking presence of the letter in message, but completely ignoring its position

probably something like that is simpler:

public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Enter the message you would like to see in reverse: ");
Scanner scanner = new Scanner(System.in);
String message = scanner.nextLine().toUpperCase();
for (char letter: message.toCharArray()) {
if (letter >= 'A' && letter <= 'Z') {
letter = (char) ('Z' - (letter - 'A'));
}
System.out.print(letter);
}
System.out.println();
}