Return list with Ajax post method

Question

Good afternoon to all,

I have a problem which is as follows. Through an Ajax request I return a list of objects. This class of mine is just to load the data I need to send to the view that makes the Procedure call in the controller so it is not declared as Dbset in the context class.

When I did the code described below Asp.net mvc 6 worked, but when I put the same code in Asp.net core gave error, it seems that I can’t access the properties. ex: alert(response.result[i].Correto) appears 'Undefined', and if put only alert(response.result) appears Object object. But the amount of registrations you have on the list appears right (response.result.length). Someone can help me?

Disregard the ' ' ' after the minor signal, I did it to make the code complete.

Below is the class, the controller action and the jquery code with the ajax request:

public class RespostaProvaModel
    {

        public int QuestaoId { get; set; }
        public string TextoPergunta { get; set; }
        public string TextoResposta { get; set; }
        public bool Correto { get; set; }
    }


[HttpPost]
public ActionResult <List<RespostaProvaModel>> CarregaProva(List<RespostaProvaModel> resultadoProva)
{
    List<RespostaProvaModel> resultadoFinal = new List<RespostaProvaModel>();

            foreach (RespostaProvaModel resposta in resultadoProva)
            {
                RespostaProvaModel resultado = _educ365Context.Respostas.Where(r => r.QuestaoId == resposta.QuestaoId)
                                   .Select(r => new RespostaProvaModel
                                   {
                                       QuestaoId = r.QuestaoId,
                                       TextoResposta = r.RespostaDescricao,
                                       Correto = (resposta.TextoResposta.ToLower().Equals(r.RespostaDescricao.ToLower()))
                                   }).FirstOrDefault();

                resultadoFinal.Add(resultado);
            }  
            return Json(new { result = resultadoFinal.ToList() });
}

Ajax excerpt in view

$.ajax({
     type: 'POST',
     url: '@Url.Action("CarregaProva","Prova")',
     data: { resultadoProva },
     success: function (response) {
        alert("Tamanho: " + response.result.length);

        for (var i = 0; i < response.result.length;i++) {
           alert("Correto: " + response.result[i]);
        }