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openapi/requests/parameters/query-parameters.mdx

@@ -134,8 +134,8 @@ For the examples below, we will use a query parameter named `filter` with a valu
     },
     {
       style: "`deepObject`",
-      explodeTrue: "/query?filter[type]=cocktail&filter[strength]=5",
-      explodeFalse: "**NOT VALID**"
+      explodeTrue: "**Not applicable**",
+      explodeFalse: "/query?filter[type]=cocktail&filter[strength]=5"
     }
   ]}
   columns={[
@@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ For the examples below, we will use a query parameter named `filter` with a valu
   ]}
 />
 
-There is a special case for simple objects with fields that are an array of primitive types such as `string`, `number`, `integer`, and `boolean` that can be handled by `style: deepObject` and `explode: true`. For example, for a query parameter named `filter` with a value of `{"type": ["cocktail", "mocktail"], "strength": [5, 10]}`, this will be serialized like `/query?filter[type]=cocktail&filter[type]=mocktail&filter[strength]=5&filter[strength]=10`.
+The `style: deepObject` serialization uses bracket notation and the `explode` parameter is not applicable (it is ignored regardless of whether it is set to `true`, `false`, or omitted). There is a special case for simple objects with fields that are an array of primitive types such as `string`, `number`, `integer`, and `boolean`. For example, for a query parameter named `filter` with a value of `{"type": ["cocktail", "mocktail"], "strength": [5, 10]}`, this will be serialized like `/query?filter[type]=cocktail&filter[type]=mocktail&filter[strength]=5&filter[strength]=10`.
 
 ## Complex Objects and Arrays As Query Parameters in OpenAPI