Db size calculation

Can anyone guide me and share the exact query through which i can get,
db free space
db occupied space
db total space
one more thing i also need to get tablespace level information as well like,
tablespace name
tablespace free space
tablespace occupied space
tablespace total space
please help and guide
thank you!

Thanks!
Can you please correct if am wrong in below understanding?
sum of USED_SPACE = DB Occupied Size (mean used space)
sum of TABLESPACE_SIZE = DB Total Size

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