 Solution

The two coordinate tangent vectors of the embedding areTheir Euclidean inner products give the pullback of a Riemannian metric, equivalently the induced metric:Locally set $u=\rho \phi$. The line element becomes $d{u}^2+d{\hat{z}}^2$, so the induced Riemann curvature tensor vanishes identically. This is the intrinsic flatness of a circular cylinder. Its bending in the ambient space is extrinsic curvature, not intrinsic curvature; periodicity of the angular coordinate does not change the local flatness.