The antecedent says that the nonempty domain has at most two elements: its two witnesses need not be distinct. The consequent says it has exactly one element. Thus
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One-element structures satisfy both sides; domains of size at least three, including infinite domains, make the antecedent false. The function has no bearing on this condition.

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