What is the difference between a cube and a cuboid?

A cube is a six sided 3 dimensional figure in which all the faces are square, a cuboid is the same except that some of the faces are rectangles. 1. A cube is a 3-D version of a square and a cuboid is a 3-D version of a rectangle. All sides of a cube are of equal length but cuboid may have sides of different lengths. read more

A cube is a six-faced, three-dimensional figure composed of square-shaped faces of the same size that meet at 90-degree angles, whereas a cuboid is a box-shaped object made of six faces that all meet at 90-degree angles. A cuboid shape can also be a cube if all sides are the same length, but not all cuboids are cubes. read more

CUBE & CUBOID both are 3D Solids, But there is only one difference in both. A cube has all its 3 dimensions ( length, breadth & height ) equal. Whereas, a cuboid has any one dimension, either length, or breadth or height OR all the dimensions unequal. read more

A cube is a six sided 3 dimensional figure in which all the faces are square, a cuboid is the same except that some of the faces are rectangles. read more