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you can google this and get many formal definitions
basically Euclidian geometry is the study of plane geometry and solid geometry
plane geometry is the study of (2-dimensional) figures that lie in a plane such as points (no dimensions), lines (1 dimension), triangles, rectangles, circles, and so on
solid geometry is the study of (3-dimensional) figures that exist in space such as rectangular solids, prisms in general, cylinders, spheres, cones, and pyramids
you study this in high school geometry