The statement
obj == null ? false : obj.ToString() == "x" || obj.ToString() == "y";
get fixed to:
!(obj == null) && obj.ToString() == "x" || obj.ToString() == "y";
which throws null exception because the condition is evaluated as (condition1 && conction2) || condition3. (condition1 && conction2) is false and so condition3 will be evaluated.
It should be fixed to:
!(obj == null) && (obj.ToString() == "x" || obj.ToString() == "y");
so that the evaluation is condition1 && (condition2 || condition3) and if condition1 is false then (condition2 || condition3) won't be evaluated at all.
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