Is there a default size limit to a dictionary, list or array declaration ?

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When I declared a dictionary and a list in Python, there is no where I could specified how big this dictionary or list can be such as declaring an array in C. ex: char array[1000] in C programming.

1) Is there a default size limit to a dictionary, or list declaration in Python (ex: 64 Kb or how many elements) ?

2) Is there a default size limit to an array declaration in Python (ex: 64 Kb or how many elements)?

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dictionary = {'food':{'beef':1, 'egg':2},
'drink':{'apple juice':1, 'grape juice':2}}

list = ['123','456','789']

There is no limit theoretically. In reality it's limited by memory. I've seen multiple megabyte dictionaries in python.
I'm not sure how this effects access time or the point at which performance (if it does) deteriorates for dictionary access.

thank you kooch for your help.