Array response parameter sent from backend arrives as object in the browser

 This happens when the array doesn't have keys starting from 0


for example

[

    2 => "Something"

    4=> "Something else"

]


will be interpreted as an object


and

[

    0 => "Something"

    1=> "Something else"

]

 

will be interpreted as an array

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