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I’m interested in a high level introduction on the implementations of CPython types, e.g., list, str, dict, etc., and their computational complexity. I only found this article which gives an intro on the list type.
There’s a nice table on the python wiki listing the time complexity for a bunch of python types. Furthermore, Laurent Luce blog also describes the implementation of python’s list and dict types.