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Arabic digits rejected

Requirement: Arabic-locale users may type amounts with Western (123) or Eastern Arabic (١٢٣) digits. The front end validates with the JavaScript regex below. What happens when a user types ١٥٠?

const isValid = /^\d+$/u.test(amount)

A.It is rejected, because \d in JavaScript matches only ASCII 0-9, even with the u flagB.It is accepted, because the u flag makes \d match all Unicode digitsC.It is accepted and stored as 150 automaticallyD.It throws a syntax error

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