How are a cube and a pyramid the same?

A cube and a pyramid are both three-dimensional geometric shapes that occupy space and can be described using vertices, edges, and faces. They are both polyhedra, meaning they are made up of flat polygonal faces; a cube has six square faces, while a pyramid has a base that can be any polygon and triangular faces that converge at a single point. Additionally, both shapes can be analyzed in terms of volume and surface area, though their formulas differ due to their distinct structures.