👉 In the context of computer science, a "universalizer" is typically used to denote a function that maps elements from one domain (usually input) to elements in another domain (usually output). For example:
```python
def map_function(input_domain, output_domain):
def apply_function(x):
return x
2
```
In this example, the `map_function` is a universalizer because it can map any element from the input domain to any element from the output domain.