I wrote c=4 in the command /testfor, but the command works even when the number of mobs equals a different number
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Hi Ilya,
I think you've misunderstood the count selector. Count will limit the number of returns (ie in this case you would never return more than 4 even if 600 existed in the area). Count is not designed to only return when exactly x number of mobs are in an area.
What I think you'll need to do (and I'm no command block expert) is use a comparator output from the command block running the command. I think you'd be wanting to execute on a power level of 4 but it would need testing.
Ionic