## Task
In this challenge, you will create a `Form` component with two input fields: `email` and `password`. The goal is to use the `useRef` hook to reference the input elements and handle form submission logic.

## Instructions
1. Import the `useRef` hook from the `react` library.
2. Inside the `Form` component, declare two `useRef` variables: `emailRef` and `passwordRef`, initialized with `null`.
3. Reset the input fields by setting their values to an empty string using the `useRef` variables.

1. To import the necessary hook from the React library, include an `import` statement.
2. For this task, we will utilize the `useRef` hook to store data without affecting the markup.
3. To determine the appropriate variable name for the ref, choose a word that is associated with the ref and add "Ref" at the end.
4. To initialize the ref with `null`, pass `null` as the initial value in the brackets of the `useRef` hook (e.g., `useRef(null)`).
5. To reset the form input, use the appropriate ref variable and assign its `.current.value` to an empty string (`""`).

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Challenge: Creating a Form Component

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