Write a program to print the sum of the ascii codes of the program

Question

Your task is to write a program to print the sum of the ASCII codes of the characters of the program itself. You are not allowed to open any file (Any input such as command line arguments, standard input or files is prohibited).

The program that prints the lowest number (i.e. has the lowest sum of ASCII codes) wins.

Here is an example (not the shortest) of such a program written in C:

#include <stdio.h>
int main(){
printf("4950");/*i*/
return 0;
}

(no new line after })

Answer 1

Python, 5440

Highest score wins, right?

import sys
print sum(ord(i)for i in open(sys.argv[0]).read())

I just thought I'd post it anyway b/c it's a halfway quine solution.

Answer 2

Clojure - 8008

There's only a handful of quines so far, and clojure's not represented, so I figured I'd give it a go:

(let[s"(let[s%s](apply +(map int(format s(pr-str s)))))"](apply +(map int(format s(pr-str s)))))

Answer 3

05AB1E, 5 bytes (300)

C25LO

Try it online!

Answer 4

R, score 198

6*33

Try it online!

TIO link includes the code used to find this solution, which is the only 1+2 digit solution possible using the "*" operator.
Of, course, after finding this, I searched all the other answers for the string "6*33", which revealed that AlliedEnvy discovered the same solution in J 6 years ago...

Answer 5

Stax, score 354

|?|+

Run and debug it

|? returns the program's source. |+ sums it.

Answer 6

Zsh, 6 bytes, score 333

<<<333

< = 60, 3 = 51, so it adds up to a nice expression.

Answer 7

Scala, 1090 bytes

println (1090)