What this site is

ComputerGeek is a technical interview-prep hub for software engineers. It focuses on carefully written articles—not a large archive of thin tips. Topics span programming languages, databases, web and APIs, cloud and DevOps, operating systems, and computer-science fundamentals, with modern, runnable examples and no hardcoded secrets in sample code. Browse topics on the Interview Topics page.

Who writes it

Content is written and maintained by Rajesh (site maintainer).

Public contact for site matters: see the Contact page. Do not treat third-party profiles or old blog comments as official contact channels unless they are listed there.

How content is chosen

  • Quality over volume. New pages are added only when they are ready to teach something clearly.
  • Interview-prep first. Off-topic posts (job listings, dead APIs, obsolete stacks) from the old blog are not carried forward as-is.
  • Draft before live. Posts are prepared as drafts, reviewed, then published intentionally—not mass-uploaded.
  • Honest presentation. No fake authors, fabricated reviews, or invented placement statistics.

What this site is not

ComputerGeek is not a job board, not a certification body, and not legal or career advice. Interview questions here are study aids; real interviews vary by company and role.

History

This site continues the ComputerGeek / rajeshstutorials.blogspot.com project with a curated rebuild. Older material (roughly 2012–2014) is treated as a reference archive and is only rewritten when explicitly selected for update.

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