# Java

### Create your first autograded Java assignment

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[Create your first Java assignment](/automatic-grading-guides/java/create-your-first-java-assignment.md)
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### Advanced grading options for Java assignments

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[Grading with JUnit5 and Checkstyle](/automatic-grading-guides/java/grading-with-junit5-and-checkstyle.md)
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[Grading with Maven](/automatic-grading-guides/java/grading-with-maven.md)
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[Grading Java package projects](/automatic-grading-guides/java/grading-java-package-projects.md)
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[Grading test coverage with JaCoCo](/automatic-grading-guides/java/grading-test-coverage-with-jacoco.md)
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