Array[] doesnt behave how it should

[darvin]

In[10]:= Array[a, {2}] 

Out[10]= {2}

Expected:

In[212]:= Array[a, {2}]                                                                          

Out[212]= {a[1], a[2]}

In[213]:= ?Array                                                                                 
Array[f, n] generates a list of length n, with elements f[i]. 
Array[f, n, r] generates a list using the index origin r.
Array[f, n, {a, b}] generates a list using n values from a to b.
Array[f, {n , n , …}] generates an n
           1   2                      1
    ×n ×… array of nested lists, with elements f[i , i , …]. 
       2                                              1   2
Array[f, {n , n , …}, {r , r , …}] generates a list using the index origins r  (default 1). 
           1   2          1   2                                                  i
Array[f, {n , n , …}, {{a , b }, {a , b }, …}]
           1   2           1   1     2   2
    generates a list using n  values from a  to b .
                            i              i     i
Array[f, dims, origin, h] uses head h, rather than List, for each level of the array.