Why does the C# compiler remove a chain of method calls when the last one is conditional? – stackoverflow.com

Why does the C# compiler remove a chain of method calls when the last one is conditional? – stackoverflow.com

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Consider the following classes: public class A { public B GetB() { Console.WriteLine("GetB"); return new B(); } } public class B { ...

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