Put the system of a geometric data table for a 3d rectangle, Computer Graphics

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Put the system of a geometric data table for a 3d rectangle.

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Vertex Table		Edge Table		Polygon Surface Table
V1	X1,y1,z1	E1	V1,v5	S1	V1,v2,v6,v5
V2	X2, y2, z2	E2	V5,v6	S2	V2,v6,v7,v3
V3	X3, y3, z3	E3	V6,v2	S3	V8,v7,v3,v4
V4	X4, y4, z4	E4	V6,v7	S4	V1,v4,v5,v8
V5	X5, y5, z5	E5	V7,v8	S5	V8,v5,v6,v7
V6	X6, y6, z6	E6	V1,v2	S6	V4,v1,v2,v3
V7	X7,y7,z7	E7	V2,v3
V8	X8,y8,z8	E8	V7,v3
		E9	V3,v4
		E10	V4,v1
		E11	V1,v2

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