  Reusing code snippets shared by other programmers on Q&A forums (e.g.,
StackOverflow) is a common practice followed by software developers. However,
lack of sufficient information about the fully qualified name (FQN) of
identifiers in borrowed code snippets, results in serious compile errors.
Programmers either have to manually search for the correct FQN of identifiers
which is a tedious and error-prone process, or use tools developed to
automatically identify correct FQNs. Despite the efforts made by researchers to
automatically identify FQNs in code snippets, the current approaches suffer
from low accuracy when it comes to practice. Moreover, while these tools focus
on resolving the FQN for an identifier in a code snippet, they leave the
challenge of finding the correct third-party library (i.e., dependency)
implementing that FQN unresolved. Using an incorrect dependency or incorrect
version of a dependency might lead to a semantic error which is not detectable
by compilers. Therefore, it can result in serious damages in the run-time.
  In this paper, we introduce DepRes, a tool that leverages a sketch-based
approach to resolve FQNs in java-based code snippets and recommend the correct
dependency for each FQN. The source code, documentation, as well as a demo
video of DepRes tool is available from its code repository at
https://github.com/SoftwareDesignLab/DepRes-Tool.
