This code will log 'TypeError': 1) Attempting to access a property of null triggers a TypeError, 2) TypeError occurs when an operation is performed on a value of the wrong type, 3) Null is not an object and has no properties to access, 4) The error.name property specifically identifies the error type, 5) This is one of JavaScript's built-in error types, 6) TypeError is commonly encountered when dealing with undefined or null values, 7) Understanding error types helps in proper error handling, 8) This pattern is useful for debugging null reference issues.