No, a square prism is not the same as a cube, although they do share some similarities.
A cube is a three-dimensional shape with all its sides equal in length, and all angles are right angles. This means that each face of a cube is a square, and all edges are the same length.
A square prism, on the other hand, has two square bases that are parallel to each other and rectangular faces connecting the corresponding sides of these squares. While all the bases of a square prism are squares, the rectangular faces can vary in height, which means that the edges connecting the two bases do not have to be the same length as those of the bases.
To summarize, while both shapes feature squares, a cube is a specific type of square prism where all faces are squares and have equal dimensions. Therefore, all cubes are square prisms, but not all square prisms are cubes.