OK, I understand. When you want separate Clojure functions that execute different code for same arity/different signature case, you must use the method demonstrated by Christophe. The code I showed was only useful when you don't care about the type. You could use the multi-arity function and manually check the type of the argument inside the function--as Stuart mentioned earlier in the thread, but that's not as clean as Christophe's example.
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