👉 Ungeneralized is a concept in mathematics and computer science that refers to a function or procedure that can be applied to any input without changing its output. It's often used when dealing with functions whose outputs are not related to their inputs, such as operations on lists of numbers or strings. For example: ```python def sum_numbers(numbers): return sum(numbers) ``` In this case, the function `sum_numbers` can be applied to any list of numbers, and its output will always
