C++ simple sizeof difference between char array and char pointer

Question

char * test = \"test\";
cout << sizeof(test);


char test2[] = \"test\";
cout << sizeof(test2);

Running this on visual studio 2010, why

Answer 1

on a 32-bit system, the size of a pointer is 32 bits or 4 bytes and therefore, size of test is 4. On the other side, test2 is an array with a NUL terminating character and it's size is 5.