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The description says the function takes in "a non-negative integer". So it doesn't need to handle strings. Even if it did I generally don't use the fuzzy boolean checks. I was just hammering through some of the kata's I missed.
Won't that have inconsistent behavior? You're using absolute equality in the first comparison but not in the second comparison (=== and <=). If someone passes a string "1" they'll get 5, but if they pass "0" they'll get 5 too. === should be changed to ==.