Analyze the following code: What exception will be thrown as a result of its execution attempt?

The code contains a syntax error. In the line let x 10;, there is a missing assignment operator (=) between x and 10, which leads to a syntax error.

JavaScript interpreter will throw a ReferenceError and display an error message indicating that ocnsole is not defined. The error occurs because the interpreter cannot find a variable or function named ocnsole, and it is unable to execute the code as intended.

If you attempt to execute the code with the errors (onsole.log(x) and x += 10;), the JavaScript interpreter will throw a ReferenceError. The ReferenceError will occur due to the typo in onsole.log(x). The error message will indicate that onsole is not defined.

If you attempt to execute the code the JavaScript interpreter will throw a TypeError. The TypeError will occur because you are trying to reassign a value to a constant variable, which is not allowed. Constants are immutable and their values cannot be changed once assigned.