How are cells and viruses different?

First and foremost, viruses are not technically living organisms as they do not fulfill the criteria of living organisms (i.e they do not respire) whereas prokaryotes are. Prokaryotes have cell walls...

Viruses do not have a metabolic system of their own, they don't have a special body of their own but still are living species. they attack other cells (any other animal cell including human) and use...

Viruses are non~living, plants are. Viruses do not make their own food, plants do. Viruses don't use their own energy to grow, plants, once again, do.

viruses don't have a nucleus, and scientists have a debate on if viruses are alive because they can't reproduce on their own, also viruses are smaller than cells

Viruses are nonliving and cannot make their own food, and do not use their own energy to grow.