Compare the pressure of liquids with the pressure of gases. What do they have in common and how do they differ?

The common features are that both in a gas and in a liquid, pressure is distributed in all directions when a force is applied to the liquid / gas.
The difference is that water is poorly compressible and gas is highly compressible. Gas at rest occupies the entire volume of liquid no. The pressure on the base of the vessel can be different for a liquid, depending on the shape of the vessel, but there is no gas.