This educational video provides a clear and structured introduction to complex numbers, bridging the gap between real and imaginary numbers. It begins by reviewing the definitions of real numbers (including integers, decimals, and fractions) and imaginary numbers (defined by the unit 'i'), before demonstrating how combining these two distinct types creates a "complex number." The narrator uses a digital whiteboard to visually group and distinguish these number sets, helping students see the underlying structure of the number system. The core of the lesson focuses on dissecting the notation of complex numbers, typically written as z = a + bi. A significant portion of the video is dedicated to teaching students how to correctly identify the "Real Part" and the "Imaginary Part" of a complex number using function notation like Re(z) and Im(z). The video specifically addresses the common student error of including the 'i' variable when identifying the imaginary coefficient, clarifying that the imaginary part is just the real number coefficient. Finally, the video extends this algebraic understanding to a geometric one by introducing the complex plane. It explains how the traditional x and y axes are replaced by Real and Imaginary axes. The lesson concludes with a step-by-step walkthrough of how to plot a complex number as a point on this plane, effectively translating abstract algebraic concepts into concrete visual representations suitable for high school math students.